STARFIELD PC Trainer and Cheats
- Shortcuts for the fiddly parts
- No reload, no recoil, no spread
- Single-player only, always
Infinite weight and infinite oxygen are two separate cheats here, and in Starfield they are the same problem. Carrying too much makes you run out of breath, which is the game's way of telling you to leave the loot behind.
All STARFIELD cheats
34 cheats in 6 groups. 7 free, 27 with a premium plan.
Money/Resources
- Buys ship parts and outpost modules without the trade-run loop the game expects.
- Sub Creditsfree
Weapons
- Unlimited Cutter Energyfree
- Removes reload timing from every gunfight, on the ground or in a ship's cockpit.
- Infinite Ammo
- Infinite Ship Weapon Energy
- Super accuracy
- No sway
- No recoil
Health/Energy
- Fill Healthfree
- Godmode
- One of three inventories the game runs in parallel, oxygen on foot alongside fuel between systems and hull in orbit. This removes it as a limit.
- Decides whether a space fight ends in boarding or a loading screen back to the last save. This keeps it full.
- Infinite Ship Shield
Skills/Experience
- 2x Experiencefree
- Add skillpoints
- Sub Skillpoints
- 5x Experience
- One of four experience multipliers, from double to fifty times normal, for however much of the skill grind you want to skip.
- 25x Experience
- 50x Experience
Items
- No item decreasefree
- Free build
- Set Item-Count (last clicked in inventory)
Miscellaneous
- 2x Walkspeedfree
- Prevent injury status
- Infinite weight
- Persuasion checks in conversation are timed attempts, not a single roll. This removes the limit on how many you get.
- The boostpack covers ground and reaches ledges a normal jump can't. This removes its fuel limit.
- 5x Walkspeed
- 10x Walkspeed
- Removes the success-chance roll from pickpocketing, the one stealth skill that otherwise scales slowly with use.
- Infinite Ship-Boost
- Invisible
Why cheats make sense in STARFIELD
Seven cheats work on weapons and seven on experience, but the ones people reach for first are quieter: oxygen, carry weight, and the ship hull that decides whether a space fight ends in boarding or a loading screen. Starfield asks you to manage encumbrance on foot, fuel between systems and hull in orbit, three inventories for the same trip.
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Weight and oxygen are one system
Carrying over your limit drains oxygen and then health. Infinite weight and infinite oxygen sit in the list separately, but anyone who has walked back to their ship at a crawl knows they solve the same moment. -
The ship is a second health bar
Infinite ship hull, ship shield and ship weapon energy are three cheats. Space combat runs on numbers you upgrade at a technician, and a badly timed fight costs the credits you were flying there to earn. -
Guns need four separate fixes
No reload, infinite ammo, super accuracy, no sway and no recoil. Starfield's shooting is built around weapon handling that improves with skills, and the skills improve by using the weapons you do not like yet.
Make STARFIELD the game you actually want to play.
More about the STARFIELD trainerWhere are you stuck in STARFIELD?
Every cheat sorted by the problem it solves.
How game trainers work
When a fight in STARFIELD stops being a challenge and starts being a wall, a trainer lets you get past it.
- 1Install the PLITCH trainer and start STARFIELD.
- 2Pick the cheats you want. Free ones are included, premium ones need a plan.
- 3Switch them on and off with hotkeys while you play STARFIELD, 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 STARFIELD. Not affiliated with the publisher or developer.
STARFIELD guides and articles
Where the game slows you down, what the cheats above do about it, and how trainers work in general.
STARFIELD trainer FAQ
Which STARFIELD cheats are free?
Seven of the 34: add and subtract credits, unlimited cutter energy, fill health, double experience, no item decrease and double walk speed.
Do cheats affect the New Game Plus loop?
The trainer changes values in memory during the session, so it applies to whichever run you are in.
Is there any online component to worry about?
No. Starfield is single-player, and the trainer works locally.