BIOMUTANT PC Console Commands - Magic Game World

BIOMUTANT PC Console Commands

BIOMUTANT PC Console Commands

To use cheats and console commands in BIOMUTANT, you need to download a third-party program called Universal Unreal Engine 4 Unlocker. It’s quite well-known and has been used for various games. As with any program, you download and use it at your own risk!

 

Once you have downloaded and installed it, open BIOMUTANT. Go to the UUU program, and in the General tab, select a process to inject the DLL into. If you’re using the Xbox Game Pass launcher, you’ll find it named Maine in the options. It will likely be the top process, but the name could be different if you’re using Steam.

 

Select the correct process and then click the Inject DLL option. You will see some pop-up windows in BIOMUTANT indicating that the program has started and is working. You might want to start a new world if you’re using cheats to avoid messing up your old one, but that’s up to you.

 

Once you confirm that it’s working in the game, press the ~ key (located at the top left of your keyboard, underneath Escape).

 

You can now type commands to make changes to the game. Here’s a list of cheats and commands you can use:

 

 

Cheats & Console Commands

  • god – Enables God mode, meaning you won’t take any damage.

 

  • sg.PostProcessQuality 0 – Removes the depth of field blurriness on the map.

 

  • timespeed # – Slows down, speeds up, or stops time completely. The higher the number, the faster time will go in-game; the lower the number, the slower it will go. Entering 0 will stop time completely.

 

  • toggledebugcamera – Allows you to fly around the game as a camera. It’s not ideal for long-distance flight.

 

  • teleport – Jumps to a location where your crosshair is pointing instantly. This can be hit or miss sometimes; there appears to be a limit on how far you can teleport.

 

  • Pause – Pauses the game. Repeat the command to un-pause.

 

  • Kill – Kills your character and takes you back to your spawn point.

 

  • DamageTarget # – Damages a target for the specified amount.

 

  • stat fps – Toggles displaying FPS on the screen.

 

  • stat unit – Toggles displaying frame times on the screen.

 

  • showdebug – Toggles displaying coordinates on the screen.

 

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