The method here is built around a simple idea: scan for the burst value, use the speed hack to shake loose the correct memory addresses, then freeze them. It is a short, targeted tutorial rather than a full game walkthrough, so it assumes you already know your way around Moon Sweepers and just want this specific cheat working. Along the way we also cover a hidden Apollo 15 Easter egg on the moon and point you toward the companion unlimited money cheat, since the two pair naturally if you are setting up a fully unlocked sandbox save.
This is written for players comfortable installing third-party tools and editing process memory. If you have never touched Cheat Engine before, the setup section below will get you oriented, but expect a little trial and error on your first scan.
Intro
What This Guide Covers
This walkthrough explains how to use Cheat Engine to give the jetpack in Moon Sweepers effectively infinite bursts, letting you stay airborne far longer than the game normally allows. Rather than a single trick, the process is a short setup routine: you install the tool, attach it to the running game, find the value that controls your jetpack fuel, and then lock or freeze it so it never depletes.
The method relies on scanning for and narrowing down a memory value while the game is running. Once you understand the pattern, you can repeat it quickly on future sessions or adapt the same approach to other resources in the game.
Before You Begin
Make sure Cheat Engine is fully downloaded and installed on your system before starting. The setup is straightforward, but if you have never installed it before, follow a dedicated installation tutorial first so the program launches correctly and you know your way around its main window.
- Confirm Cheat Engine opens without errors.
- Launch Moon Sweepers and load into a save where you can freely use the jetpack.
- Keep both windows accessible so you can switch between the game and the tool.
Cheat Engine modifies memory values in real time. Only use it in single-player or offline play, and keep a backup of your save in case a value is changed incorrectly.
How the Rest of the Guide Is Structured
The chapters that follow walk through attaching Cheat Engine to the game process, locating the jetpack fuel value through repeated scans, and then freezing it for unlimited bursts. Each stage builds on the last, so work through them in order the first time. Once you have done it once, the whole routine takes only a couple of minutes to repeat.
How To Get Infinite Jetpack Bursts
Moon Sweepers limits how many jetpack bursts you can chain before the meter has to refill, which can make long traversal sections and tricky platforming stretches frustrating. This chapter walks through a Cheat Engine approach that freezes the burst count so the meter never actually depletes. The key insight is that simply overwriting the burst value does not stick — the game recalculates it constantly — so the reliable method is to narrow down the correct memory addresses and then freeze them rather than editing them.
Setting Up Cheat Engine and the First Scan
Start by launching Cheat Engine and attaching it to the Moon Sweepers process using the process-selection icon in the top-left corner. Make sure your scan settings match the standard configuration (value type and scan type set to exact value) before you begin. Once attached, head into the game with a full stock of four jetpack bursts available.
With the meter reading 4, enter 4 into the value field in Cheat Engine and run a First Scan. This establishes your baseline — Cheat Engine now holds every memory location in the game that currently reads as 4, which you will whittle down over the next few scans.
Slowing Time to Catch the Value Change
The burst value drops the instant you boost, and it refills quickly, so you need to slow the game down to give yourself time to scan the changed number. Enable the speed hack in Cheat Engine and set the multiplier to roughly 2 or 0.25, then apply it. The game will now run in slow motion.
Return to Moon Sweepers, press space to jump, then jump again mid-air to trigger a jetpack boost. This consumes exactly one burst, dropping your available count from 4 to 3. Immediately switch back to Cheat Engine, change the value field to 3, and hit Next Scan.
You must scan for the new value quickly after consuming the burst. If the meter refills before you finish the scan, the address you are hunting will read 4 again and the scan will miss it — this is exactly why the speed hack is used.
Refining the Address List
Once the scan for 3 completes, set the speed hack back to 1 and apply it so the game runs at normal speed again. Wait for your bursts to refill to the full count of 4. When the meter is topped up, change the value in Cheat Engine to 4 and run another Next Scan.
To eliminate addresses that happen to read 4 but are unrelated to the burst meter, switch the scan type to Unchanged Value and perform a couple of these scans while the meter sits at full. This filters out anything that fluctuates on its own, leaving only candidates tied to the burst count. Afterwards, switch the scan type back to Exact Value so you can track the next drop.
Isolating the Burst Addresses
With the list trimmed down, slow the game again by setting the speed hack back to 2 or 0.25 and applying it. Consume one burst in-game, then quickly return to Cheat Engine and scan for the new value of 3. Before the meter has a chance to refill, jump back into the game and burn a second burst, then scan again for 2.
That final scan should leave you with just two addresses — the pair that governs your jetpack bursts. If you still see more than two, repeat the slow-motion consume-and-scan cycle until the list narrows to that pair.
Freezing the Addresses for Infinite Bursts
Return the speed hack to normal (1) and apply it. Now move both addresses into your active address list: hold Ctrl and click to select both entries, then use the arrow button to add them to the list below. With both still selected, press Enter and tick the Freeze checkbox for each — or right-click the selection and choose the freeze option from the context menu.
Directly editing the burst value does not work, because the game overwrites it almost immediately. Freezing the two addresses is the reliable solution — the frozen value is continuously re-applied, so the meter never truly depletes.
With both addresses frozen, jump back into Moon Sweepers and test your jetpack. You should now be able to chain boosts indefinitely without the burst meter ever running dry, letting you clear long gaps and vertical sections freely.
