Since Unity was used, reversing the game is a lot easier because the game logic is implemented in C#. A dll called UnityPlayer.dll is present in the root directory. Here we can see the first clue that the game was developed using Unity. Figure 2: Main folder layout of Muse Dash. This will yield a view similar to Figure 2. This can be done quickly by going to the properties of the game and pressing the 'Browse local files.' button in the 'Local Files' tab. The game is available on Steam and costs US$2.99 or 3.49€ with an expansion pack adding 78 more songs costing US$29.99 or 29.99€.Īfter installation, we can look into the folder structure of the game. Since the game is made in Unity, the core logic should be the same across all platforms. This article is gonna focus on the PC version of the game. Figure 1: The character I want to unlock. Therefore I want to investigate the game to see how unlocking characters is implemented. I have played numerous hours and have still not having unlocked this character. This is similar to other rhythm games like Osu!. One of these characters increases the score you gain but drains your health while you are playing. The game has multiple characters that can be unlocked and each character has unique abilities. I’m a huge fan of rhythm games so I spent a lot of time playing it. It’s a rhythm game so after watching a few gameplay videos, I instantly purchased it on Steam. I recently discovered a new game called Muse Dash. Tutorial on how to reverse engineer Unity games to gain understanding of their inner workings.
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