Runeheads and 1C Entertainment’s grid-based cyberpunk DRPG, Conglomerate 451, is a polarized game on PC. It launched with a lot of mixed reviews, but there’s already a dedicated audience for the game, and some of them are looking for a few cheats to make the game’s difficulty a little more palatable.
The first cheat trainer is available for download from over on MegaDev.info.
The trainer comes equipped with the following cheats for Conglomerate 451:
- Credits +100
- Techs +100
- Reset credits to 0
- Reset techs to 0
- Low HP
- Refill HP
- Credits +1,000
- Techs +1,000
- Low shield
- Low battery
- In pain
- Intoxicated
- Refill shield
- Refill battery
- Reset pain
- Reset intoxication
- Credits +10,000
- Unlimited Battery
- Lifeline +10
- Reset lifeline to 0
- Super Damage
- Godmode
- Unlimited Shield
- No Pain
- No Intoxication
- Lifeline +100
The trainer comes with a few free options, mostly of the hardcore variety that will make the game difficult for you, but some of the free cheats will also allow you to refill your HP, tech and credits.
If you want to get your hands on any of the other cheats you’ll have to sign-up for a premium membership.
There’s another trainer you can get your hands on over on Cheat Happens.
The trainer comes with the following Conglomerate 451 cheats:
• Infinite Health
• Infinite Shield
• Unlimited Battery
• Perfect Humanity
• Change Current Mission Credits
• Change Current Mission Lifeine
• Easy Hacking
• Unlimited Hacking Time
In addition to the cheats listed above, there’s also a series of edit functions for the credits, tech, and lifeine. The edit features work both for your corporation and during your current mission.
You will have to pony up some membership fees to get your hands on the trainer, though.
There’s a free cheat table available for the Cheat Engine, which you can download from Fearless Revolution.
The cheat table only contains a god mode and infinite resources cheat, but those two are useful enough to get you well on your way.
While the game has some neat concepts there are quite a few people who have issues with the game’s balance and the lack of a retrowave or cyberpunk-ready soundtrack. Maybe after a few updates and patches the game might better suit the expectations of fans.
If you already own a copy of the game you can make use of the cheats right now. If you don’t own the game then you might want to check out the user reviews over on the GOG.com store or the Steam store before you dive in and grab the game for yourself.