GameHacksDaily exists because most gaming advice online is written by people who never played the game they’re writing about.
You’ve seen those articles. Confident, well-formatted, full of specific-sounding numbers — and completely hollow. They tell you a routine will improve your aim in one week without ever having tried it. They name in-game menu options that don’t exist. They repeat claims that get copied from site to site until everyone believes them.
This site is built on the opposite rule: if I haven’t done it myself, I don’t claim it.
Who Runs This Site
My name is Muhammad. I’m based in Pakistan, and like most gamers here, I started on a phone — not a console, not a gaming PC. Free Fire and Roblox on a touchscreen, with two thumbs and no idea what I was doing wrong.
That starting point shapes everything on this site. Most English-language gaming guides are written for people who already own a PC. They compare controller and keyboard and skip touch controls entirely, even though touch is how the majority of gamers worldwide actually play. I write for the people those guides leave out.
How I Write These Guides
Three rules govern everything published here:
- I test before I write. If a guide describes a technique, a setting, or a routine, I’ve tried it. If I haven’t, I say so plainly in the article rather than pretending otherwise.
- Every claim needs backing. No invented statistics, no fabricated timelines, no “studies show” without a study. If I can’t support it, it doesn’t go in.
- I include what didn’t work. Failures are more useful than success stories, and they’re the part that copied-and-pasted content never has.
I also correct things other sites get wrong. As one example: you’ll frequently read that professional players never use controllers. That’s simply false — controller is the standard in Call of Duty and Halo esports. Small errors like that spread because nobody checks them.
On AI
I use AI to help draft and structure articles. I think being upfront about that matters more than pretending otherwise.
What AI cannot do is play a game. It can’t tell you that aiming on a touchscreen fails because two thumbs physically can’t move, aim, and fire at the same moment. It can’t take a screenshot of a real score. Every article here is rewritten, fact-checked, and tested by me before it goes live — and the parts that matter come from actually playing.
What You’ll Find Here
- Hands-on guides for mobile and PC games
- Honest comparisons of controls, settings, and setups
- Beginner-focused advice that doesn’t assume expensive hardware
- Corrections to gaming advice that gets repeated without being checked
What you won’t find: cheats, hacks, aimbots, modded APKs, or anything that helps you gain an unfair advantage over other players. Despite the domain name, “hacks” here means clever techniques — the same way people say “life hacks.” This site does not promote cheating, and never will.
Get In Touch
Found an error? Disagree with something? Have a game you’d like covered?
Email: fatihmuhammadal915@gmail.com
Corrections are genuinely welcome. If I’ve got something wrong, I’d rather fix it than leave it up.