Kingdom Come: Deliverance II PC Trainer and Cheats
- Survive what should have killed you
- Every item you need, when you need it
- Single-player only, always
Kingdom Come simulates being a person, and a person gets hungry, tired and hurt. Fifteen of the 47 cheats here work on health, stamina and energy, the largest group by a wide margin.
All Kingdom Come: Deliverance II cheats
47 cheats in 7 groups. 5 free, 42 with a premium plan.
Money/Resources
- Covers armour repair and a horse before the story naturally hands you that kind of money.
- Set gold to 0,1free
Health/Energy
- Combat, running and lockpicking all draw from the same stamina bar. This stops it from running out mid-attempt.
- Infinite energyfree
- Infinite health
- Food and rest are tracked continuously, not just as a bar to glance at. This removes hunger from that list entirely.
- Infinite horse stamina
- Godmode
- Henry tracks wounds separately from the health bar, and they slow healing on their own. This keeps that system from ever triggering.
- Ignore fall damage
- Get Only 33% Damage
- Get Only 66% Damage
- Get 1.5x Damage
- Get 2x Damage
- 2x Energy decrease
- 5x Energy decrease
- 10x Energy decrease
Skills/Experience
- 2x Experiencefree
- 5x Experience
- 10x Experience
- No experience
- 0.5x Experience
Items
- Armour and weapons wear down with use and need a smith to repair. This keeps gear at full condition regardless.
- Weak durability
- Zero carryweight
- Super durability (Food only)
- Set item count
- Clean clothes
- Dirty clothes
- No blood on clothes
- 2x Food spoilage
- 3x Food spoilage
- 5x Food spoilage
Miscellaneous
- Set dice game points (player)
- Set dice game points (opponent)
- No dice game points (opponent)
- Saviour Schnapps is the game's manual save, usually kept in reserve for a lockpicking attempt gone wrong. This removes the need to spend one.
- No lockpick shaking
- The lockpicking minigame breaks a pick on a failed attempt at the sweet spot. This stops that part of the failure.
- Reputation is tracked per region and shapes prices and quest options. This sets it to the maximum instead of building it town by town.
- No negative reputation
Weapons
- Infinite arrows/bolts
AI
- Easy Kills
- Get 5x Damage (AI)
- Get 3x Damage (AI)
- Get Only 66% Damage (AI)
- Get Only 33% Damage (AI)
Why cheats make sense in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
Henry does not have a health bar so much as a set of conditions. Hunger, exhaustion, injuries and the state of your gear all feed into whether a fight goes well, and each is tracked separately and recovers slowly. Eleven cheats work on items and durability alone, because armour that needs repairing after every skirmish is not a difficulty setting, it is a chore.
Make Kingdom Come: Deliverance II the game you actually want to play.
More about the Kingdom Come: Deliverance II trainerWhere are you stuck in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II?
Every cheat sorted by the problem it solves.
How game trainers work
When a fight in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II stops being a challenge and starts being a wall, a trainer lets you get past it.
- 1Install the PLITCH trainer and start Kingdom Come: Deliverance II.
- 2Pick the cheats you want. Free ones are included, premium ones need a plan.
- 3Switch them on and off with hotkeys while you play Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, in single-player.
Cheats work in single-player only. They do not change your game files, and you can turn every one of them off again. Independent trainer page for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. Not affiliated with the publisher or developer.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II guides and articles
Where the game slows you down, what the cheats above do about it, and how trainers work in general.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II trainer FAQ
Which Kingdom Come: Deliverance II cheats are free?
Five of the 47: 5000 gold, setting gold to a minimum, infinite stamina, infinite energy and double experience. Godmode, injuries and durability need a premium plan.
Can you make the game harder with the trainer?
Yes. Next to godmode there are switches for 1.5x and 2x incoming damage, faster energy drain and reduced experience, so it works in the harder direction too.
Which stores are supported?
PLITCH lists Kingdom Come: Deliverance II for PC on Steam, the Microsoft Store and Epic.