Let’s get one thing straight upfront: Cardfight!! Vanguard: Dear Days is an excellent simulation of the TCG, but its pricing model (full AAA price + $70 season passes) and grindy progression system have pushed a significant portion of its PC player base toward third-party memory editors—namely, . After spending 80+ hours with the game (half legit, half modded), here is my long-form verdict on using Cheat Engine with Dear Days . The Problem Cheat Engine Solves Fighting Lupine (the in-game CPU) on Very Hard for 50 CP per win is a soul-crushing experience when a single booster box costs 1,000 CP. The game’s “story mode” is a slow drip-feed of cards. If you want to build a specific meta deck (e.g., Gandeeva, Bastion Accord, or Chronojet), you’re looking at 40+ hours of grinding the same AI opponents just to afford the chance to pull the RRRs you need from the in-game shop.
It fixes the game’s economy, but breaks its soul. Use Cheat Engine to give yourself 500,000 CP to buy packs legitimately—don’t max out the "add all cards" script unless you are ready to turn the game into a sterile deck-building calculator.
Back up your save file ( C:\Users\[You]\AppData\LocalLow\Furyu\Vanguard Dear Days\SaveData.dat ) before using Cheat Engine. While bans are unheard of for single-player, a corrupted save is permanent.
Platform: PC (Steam) Price: $69.99 / €69.99 (Base Game) Reviewed With: Cheat Engine 7.5
