HP for units is often stored as a byte (0-255). Scan for the exact number of steps (e.g., a division at 8 strength). After combat, scan for the new value (e.g., 5). Be careful—changing this too high can cause graphical glitches.
Unity of Command 2 does not have heavy anti-cheat, but some values are stored as floating-point numbers (e.g., 150.0 instead of 150) or multiplied by 2. If exact value scans fail, try:
Unity games often use the Mono runtime. Tools like Cheat Engine can utilize a "Mono" feature to dissect the game's code. This allows for:
If you are determined to attempt this despite the warnings, the process is as follows. Note: This likely does not work on the latest Steam/GOG versions without a custom table.
9999.The Result: Most users report that after clicking "End Turn," the supply phase recalculates and resets the prestige to the correct historical amount, rendering the cheat useless.
If you find the game too hard, consider these legitimate options:
A popular mod on the Steam Workshop (search "Easy Mode" or "God Mode") completely disables the supply mechanic. This effectively breaks the game in your favor, allowing you to drive your tanks infinitely deep into enemy territory without worrying about fuel. This is exactly what most Cheat Engine users want, but it is delivered without the crashing.
Using Cheat Engine, players typically target the following:
Before we discuss the specifics of Unity of Command 2, let's define the tool. Cheat Engine is an open-source memory scanner and debugger. It works by scanning the RAM of a running process (like UoC2.exe), isolating variables (like your current Prestige score of 45), allowing you to change that value to 9,999.
Unlike console cheat codes, Cheat Engine interacts directly with the game’s live data. It is a powerful tool used for: