Hack Typing Maniac with Cheat Engine (09/02/09)

Hack Typing Maniac with Cheat Engine (09/02/09)

Typing Maniac is a Facebook game that allows you to test the speed of your fingertips! Watch this video tutorial to learn how to hack Typing Maniac with Cheat Engine (09/02/09).

1. Open Typing Maniac
2. Open Cheat Engine 5.5
3. Check the box "Enable Speed Hack" and change 5.0 to .1
4. Enjoy

Description of the app on Facebook:

Be like a writer in a lonely library and test the speed of your fingers! Type the falling words as fast as you can before they reach the ground. Earn bonuses for typing words without making mistakes.

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