FAQ

Read this before you download anything.

Why does my antivirus flag trainers?

A trainer changes another program's memory while it runs. Antivirus software sees that behaviour and often marks it as suspicious, even when the file is harmless. This is a false positive, but it is also exactly what real malware does, so do not trust a file blindly.

How do I check a download is the real one?

Download only from the link on a game's page here.
On Windows, run certutil -hashfile yourfile.zip SHA256 in a terminal.
The result must match the SHA-256 shown on the game's page.
Open the VirusTotal link on the page to see the public scan.

Which games are supported?

Single-player, offline games only. We do not make trainers for online or anti-cheat games. Using a trainer online can get your account banned.

Can I request a game?

Yes. Ask in the #game-requests channel on Discord. Popular requests get made first.

A trainer stopped working after a game update.

Game updates change memory layouts, so trainers need to be updated. Check the status badge on the game's page. If it says "needs update", report it on Discord and use the older game version in the meantime.

Is this safe to run?

Nothing can be guaranteed, but every release has a hash and a public scan. Only download from this site, never from a copy someone else re-uploaded, and run trainers only on games you own.