While I don’t recommend using cheat codes in games like Stalker 2 (but surely use them in games like Pokemon Heart Gold), I won’t blame anyone for trying to game the system.
Stalker 2 is a tough game, it is really challenging, and you may want to change that, you know. Or you may have already completed the story and want to get in God Mode for your second run.
This is where cheat codes and console commands come in. There aren’t many cheat codes in Stalker 2 but God Mode, Infinite Money, and Unreal Engine 5 commands that really help the situation.
First, let’s talk about how to run the codes.
How to Enable Console Commands in Stalker 2
Console commands are not built into the game by default. You need to download the UETools mod from Nexus Mods.
Extract the mod files and place them in the \Stalker2\Content\Paks~mods directory. If the ~mods folder does not exist, create it manually.
After installing the mod, open the developer aka command console by pressing the [~] key or [F10] on your keyboard.
Best Cheat Modes – God Mode, Infinite Money, and More
| Cheat Code | Description |
|---|---|
| XAddMoneyToPlayer [Amount] | Adds a specified amount of money to your character’s inventory. Example: XAddMoneyToPlayer 10000 gives you 10,000 currency. |
| XSetGodMode True | Makes your character invincible. Use XSetGodMode False to disable god mode. |
| UETools_Ghost | Enables no clip mode, allowing you to walk through walls. Use UETools_Walk to return to normal movement. |
| UETools.Fly | Activates flying mode, enabling free movement in the air. Use UETools.Walk to return to walking. |
| XKillThemAll | Instantly eliminates all enemies in your vicinity. |
| XStartQuest [QuestCode] | Starts a specific quest directly by entering the quest code. |
Remember to back up your save file before you start using cheats as this might lead to bugs and issue. Lastly, know that cheat codes are only running on the PC version of the game since you need to download a mod to unlock the command console.
How to Use Cheat Codes
To add items you need to use command XCreateItemInInventoryByID (PrototypeID) (ObjUID) (Count) (Durability).
- PrototypeID: It is an Item ID.
- ObjUID: Currently it is not clear what that is so put 0 in it.
- Count: Quantity of the Item you want to receive.
- Durability: Put 1 for 100% item condition or 0 for 0% item condition. You can also put 0.1 to 0.9 for 10% to 90% item condition.
Example: Write XCreateItemInInventoryByID GunGauss_SP 0 3 1 if you want to spawn 3 Guas Rifles in 100% condition.
