Hacking Dr.Drive Using Root Explorer


Hi everyone,what about having infinite coins on your favourite android game Dr.Drive?.All you need to have is the game itself and a root explorer which may ask you for root permissions. ie,Your device must be rooted.
Tools Needed:
Root explorer (Download from here)
Dr.Drive (Download from here)

  • The game should be opened at least once before the process.
  • Then exit the game and open Root explorer
  • Navigate to "/Data/Data/com.ansangha.drdriving/shared_prefs"
  • Open the file "DrDrivingActivity.xml" using any text editor
  • Search for  "iCoin":0"
  • Change the value "0" to the desired value of coins.This is gonna be the new value of silver coins
  • For gold coins, Search for "iGlod":0"
  • Change value "0" to the desired value.
  • That's it.You are done.
  • Then save the changes you made and exit the text editor.
  • Delete the file "DrDrivingActivity.xml.bak"
  • Exit the ""Root browser" and enjoy the coins on game.

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