Crysis Warhead

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Crysis Warhead Cheat Codes

Grouped by type and platform, each one labelled reported working or tested.

There are 5 cheat codes for Crysis Warhead across PC (Microsoft Windows). Each code below lists the exact button combination or console command, what it does, and whether using it disables achievements.

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God mode

You take no damage. Use 0 to turn it off.

Press ~ to open the console, type the command, press Enter.

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No clipping

Combines god mode with the ability to move through geometry.

Press ~ and type the command.

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Unlimited ammunition

Weapons never run out.

Press ~ and type the command.

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Unlimited suit energy

The nanosuit recharges instantly.

Press ~ and type the command.

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Tips

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These are Crysis codes

Crysis Warhead is loaded by the base game, so its console and its codes are the base game’s. Nothing extra is installed.

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About Crysis Warhead cheats

How many cheats does Crysis Warhead have?
This page lists 5 for Crysis Warhead: 4 console commands and 1 tip.
How do you enter cheats in Crysis Warhead?
Press ~ and type the command. A few codes use a different method, shown beside each one.
Do cheats disable achievements in Crysis Warhead?
None of the 5 codes here carries an achievement or trophy warning in our notes. That is not a guarantee, so keep a separate save if achievements matter to you.
Which platforms are these Crysis Warhead cheats for?
The codes on this page are listed for PC (5 codes). Where the game came out on other systems, the codes may differ there.
Are these Crysis Warhead cheats still working?
All 5 are marked "Reported working": each comes from a documented source, and none has been run by us yet. A code we test gets a dated "Tested" badge.