Although both applications can be used for exactly the same thing (to hack games), how Lulubox and GameGuardian work is quite different:
- Lulubox: it’s based on downloading patches developed specifically for each video game. As users, we have to access the application and search for the game to be patched amongst all the available ones. Then, once we’ve found it, we have to download the patch which will be installed on the game modifying the attributes we’ve chosen. As you can see, it’s very easy to use.
- GameGuardian: this app is different and is more similar to others of the likes of Lucky Patcher. To make it work we have to open the game in question and leave it running in the background. Then, in GameGuardian we have to search for Android’s running processes to find the video game. Once we’ve got it, we’ll have to search manually for the values of the parameters that we want to modify (lives, coins, score, inventory items…) and replace them. It’s a bit more complicated but it offers us many more possibilities than Lulubox.
