Al Fine and BADA Games’ Chrono Ark recently slipped into Early Access on Steam. The JRPG-inspired title is a unique mixture of genres, combining the likes of adventure role-playing with strategic deckbuilding and character growth. For those of you who grabbed a copy of the game for PC and are looking to cut a few corners with a bit of cheese, there are some cheats available for you.
The first cheat trainer is up and active over on MegaDev.info.
The trainer comes equipped with the following Chrono Ark cheats:
- +100 gold
- +10 souls
- Reset gold to 0
- Reset souls to 0
- Movementspeed: normal
- Movementspeed: fast
- +1,000 gold
- +100 souls
- +100 credits
- Reset credits to 0
- Running-speed: normal
- Running-speed: fast
- Movementspeed: very fast
- +10,000 gold
- +1,000 souls
- +1,000 credits
- Running-speed: very fast
- Unlimited Mana
- Godmode
- Easy Kills
- +10,000 credits
The trainer was put up very quickly after the game’s release, and it actually contains a comprehensive list of options for gamers to exploit, including the tried and true method of utilizing god mode, or being able to breeze through enemy encounters with the easy kills option.
The free portion of the trainer allows you to max out your gold or reset your gold to zero, as well as add to your souls or increase your movement speed. If you want access to some of the sexier cheats, you will be required to register a premium account with MegaDev.
There’s a second cheat option available for download from over on The Cheat Script.
It’s a free cheat table for the Cheat Engine. It comes with the following Chrono Ark cheats:
- Unlimited Gold
- Unlimited Soulstone
- Unlimited HP
- Unlimited Mana
- Unlimited Items
There’s nothing wrong with those options.
The best part about it is that the cheat table is completely free. All you need is the Cheat Engine to load the table into and you’re good to go.
As for Chrono Ark, the game is not related in any way to Square’s Chrono Trigger or Chrono Cross franchise. The game is considered a roguelite RPG, where you gather a party and venture about a world cast in darkness in order to bring it back into the light.
The core setup isn’t too dissimilar from other roguelite games in the genre, such as Darkest Dungeon, where you have various NPCs scattered about the town where you can learn about the lore, gather research, equip your party, or upgrade your skills.
Combat is handled with traditional turn-based mechanics, but you’re able to acquire cards that you use via the deckbuilding feature in order to defeat enemies. YouTuber Northernlion did a half-hour playthrough of the game to give you an idea of how the basic features function.
The art in the game is absolutely top notch.
Al Fine did a fantastic job bringing the game’s world to life just through the visuals, and they’re not afraid of big anime tiddies. It really ameliorates the fun-factors when you occasionally get to stare at hot chicks throughout the game.
You can pick up a digital copy of Chrono Ark right now from over on the Steam store, but it’s currently in Early Access. So if you didn’t want to purchase it right now, you can wait about a year for when it graduates and then nab a copy.
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