Search every cheat code and console command we list by what it does. Misspell it and it will
usually still find it.
Type what you want to happen — god mode, money, noclip, reveal the map — and this searches every cheat code and console command we list across 441 games, forgiving typos. Each result shows the exact code, the platform, whether we have tested it, and a link to the full list for that game.
Nothing we list matches that.
That does not always mean the code does not exist — it may be one we have not written up,
or the game may have no cheats at all. Try the effect in other words, look the game up in
site search,
or submit a code you know works.
What it searches
Every cheat code, console command and unlockable on our game pages that has something to type or
press — 8,541 entries across 441 games. Editions and expansions that share their base game's codes are searched once, under the base
game, so the same command does not fill the results four times.
Each result carries its platform. A button sequence from a PlayStation list will not type into a PC
console, and that mismatch is the most common reason a correct code looks broken. If a code from
here fails, the cheat troubleshooter works out why, and
the command builder fills in amounts and item IDs for you.
Quick answers
About the finder
How do I find a cheat when I do not know its name?
Search for the effect instead: "infinite ammo", "teleport", "add gold". The finder matches the description of what each code does as well as its title and the code itself.
Why does a code from the results not work in my game?
Codes are specific to a game and often to a platform — a PlayStation button sequence cannot be typed on PC. Check the platform on the result, then use the cheat troubleshooter if it still fails.
What does "Reported working" mean?
The code comes from the game's own documentation and has not been entered by us. Codes we have run ourselves are marked Tested.