PINCE vs ArtMoney

PPINCE8.9Visit ArtMoney8.6Visit

Higher score P PINCE #5 in Game Memory Editors 8.9/10 Free plan Free plan✓ 4 of 4 features Visit PINCE

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ArtMoney #8 in Game Memory Editors 8.6/10 Free plan Free plan✓ 0 of 4 features Visit ArtMoney

• PINCE fits best

  Linux users wanting a complete free editor

• ArtMoney fits best

  Windows users wanting a polished freemium tool

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Side by side

Feature	PPINCE 8.9/10 Visit ↗	ArtMoney 8.6/10 Visit ↗
At a glance
Editor score	8.9	8.6
Ranking	#5 in Game Memory Editors	#8 in Game Memory Editors
Best for	Linux users wanting a complete free editor	Windows users wanting a polished freemium tool
Pricing model	Free	Free plan + paid
Starting price	Free plan	—
Free plan	✓	✓
Free trial	—	—
Deployment	Self-hosted	Desktop
Platforms	Linux	Windows
Support	Community, Docs	Email, Docs
Built for	Solo, Small business	Solo, Small business
Features PINCE 4/4 · ArtMoney 0/4
Pointer scanning	✓ (best)	Not checked yet
Debugger	✓ (best)	Not checked yet
Scripting support	✓ (best)	Not checked yet
Open source	✓ (best)	Not checked yet
Specs
Operating systems	Linux	Not checked yet
Architecture support	Both	Not checked yet
Our review
Pros	Combines memory and pointer scanning with variable locking and editing Includes GDB debugging, disassembly, breakpoints, and watchpoints Adds Python scripting, runtime dissection, patching, and injection tools	Free edition supports memory and value searching. PRO adds pointer scanning, debugging, disassembly, and code editing. Supports emulator memory, freezing, process saving, and in-game hotkeys.
Cons	Documented for Linux rather than cross-platform use Currently supports x86 targets Its broad toolset is geared toward technical reverse-engineering workflows	Windows desktop software only. Not intended for multiplayer or online games. Advanced capabilities require the PRO edition.
Our verdict	PINCE is an open-source front end for GNU Project Debugger (GDB), built for game memory editing and reverse engineering on Linux. It suits users who need more than basic value changes, combining memory and pointer scanning with variable… Read the review →	ArtMoney is a Windows desktop memory editor and debugger for modifying values in games. It searches processes, files, folders, disks, and emulator memory for values such as money, health, ammunition, or other game data. Users can edit or… Read the review →

Strengths and trade-offs

• PINCE — where it wins

  • Combines memory and pointer scanning with variable locking and editing
  • Includes GDB debugging, disassembly, breakpoints, and watchpoints
  • Adds Python scripting, runtime dissection, patching, and injection tools

  Where it doesn't

  • Documented for Linux rather than cross-platform use
  • Currently supports x86 targets
  • Its broad toolset is geared toward technical reverse-engineering workflows

• ArtMoney — where it wins

  • Free edition supports memory and value searching.
  • PRO adds pointer scanning, debugging, disassembly, and code editing.
  • Supports emulator memory, freezing, process saving, and in-game hotkeys.

  Where it doesn't

  • Windows desktop software only.
  • Not intended for multiplayer or online games.
  • Advanced capabilities require the PRO edition.

• PPINCE8.9/10 · Free plan

  A free, open-source Linux editor with scanning, debugging, patching, and scripting depth.

  Visit PINCEFull verdict →
• ArtMoney8.6/10 · Free plan

  A polished Windows memory editor with a free edition and deep PRO tools.

  Visit ArtMoneyFull verdict →