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I made a small console application game and I was wondering if I could be able to retain data such as highscores and setting in an encrypted file without allowing any modifications to it ? Is there a fast and easy way to achieve that in C++ ? Portability isn’t important because I’m using windows api.
Write the scores out as binary data will deter all but the most persistent fakers. Add a binary checksum e.g. md5 will detect when it gets changed.