Cyberpunk 2077 Cheat Codes for PC in 2025
Cyberpunk 2077 Cheat Codes and Console Commands for PC in 2025 require the third-party Cyber Engine Tweaks (CET) mod. Once CET is installed,
PC players can add Eurodollars, spawn weapons and crafting materials, set all five attributes to 20, enable invincibility, and teleport around Night City.
Cyberpunk 2077 Cheat Commands at a Glance
This guide covers the PC version only. PlayStation, Xbox, and standard unmodded console editions do not support .
Cyber Engine Tweaks. Because these commands change save data, create a backup before testing anything.
Cyberpunk 2077 Cheat Codes and Console Commands: Setup
Cyber Engine Tweaks is a mod framework, not a built-in cheat menu. It gives experienced PC players access to game functions and variables that are normally hidden.
Commands can stop working after a game patch or CET update, so check compatibility before troubleshooting an error.
Install Cyber Engine Tweaks
- Download the current Cyber Engine Tweaks release from Nexus Mods by searching for CET or Cyber Engine Tweaks.
- Extract the downloaded files into your Cyberpunk 2077 installation folder. A typical Steam path is:
C:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/steamapps/common/Cyberpunk 2077/bin/x64/ - Start Cyberpunk 2077 and load a save. Press the tilde key (
~) or grave accent key to open the CET console. On some keyboard layouts, this is the key beside number 1. - Paste a command into the console and run it. For longer Lua commands, paste the complete block instead of entering only one line.
Back up your saves before using any Cyberpunk 2077 console commands. The usual save location is:
Documents/CD Projekt Red/Cyberpunk 2077/Saves/
A safe workflow is simple: create a manual save, close the game, copy the Saves folder somewhere else, and then test one command at a time.
If an item does not appear, confirm that CET matches your game version and that the item ID is entered exactly as shown.
For broader mod safety advice, see this guide to backing up PC game saves before installing mods. Players who are new to Night City may also benefit from a Cyberpunk 2077 build and perk guide before changing attributes or perks with console commands.
CD Projekt Red's official support guidance treats modified game files and third-party mods as separate from the supported base game. That makes an unmodified backup save especially important after a major patch or when several mods are installed together.
Cyberpunk 2077 Cheat Codes and Console Commands for Money
Use these commands to add Eurodollars, Night City's main currency. The first adds 100,000 Eurodollars, while the second adds 1,000,000. Run either command more than once if you need more money.
Game.AddToInventory("Items.money", 100000)Game.AddToInventory("Items.money", 1000000)Eurodollars can pay for cyberware, vehicles, weapons, clothing, and other upgrades.
Smaller batches are usually better than adding millions at once because they let you keep a balanced playthrough and make it easier to track which purchases came from normal gameplay.
For example, adding 100,000 Eurodollars can cover a few planned upgrades without immediately removing the need to explore, complete gigs, or sell loot.
Make a manual save before each batch if you want a clear way to compare the results.
Cyberpunk 2077 Cheat Codes and Console Commands for Items
These item-spawn commands add one weapon or 50 crafting components to your inventory. The names are internal game records, so the item may have a slightly different label or appearance once it reaches your inventory.
Weapons and iconic gear
- Nue pistol:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Preset_Nue_Default", 1) - Satori katana:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Preset_Katana_Saburo", 1) - Crash revolver:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Preset_Revolver_Pimp", 1) - Standard shotgun:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Preset_Shotgun_Base", 1)
Iconic weapons can be tied to a quest reward, a specific version, or a particular appearance. Not every internal name works in every release.
If a weapon fails to spawn, remove other mods temporarily and verify the item ID against current CET community documentation rather than repeatedly running the same command.
Spawning one copy first is a useful test. If it appears correctly, you can decide whether you want additional copies without filling your inventory or creating duplicate gear you did not intend to keep.
Crafting materials
- Common components:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.CraftingMaterial1", 50) - Uncommon components:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.CraftingMaterial2", 50) - Rare components:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.CraftingMaterial3", 50) - Legendary components:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.CraftingMaterial5", 50)
Each command adds 50 units. Use only the tier you need if you want to preserve the normal crafting economy. Check your inventory after each command, especially when another inventory or crafting mod is active.
Cyberpunk 2077 Cheat Codes for Attributes and Gameplay
Cyberpunk 2077 has five main attributes: Strength, Reflexes, Technical Ability, Intelligence, and Cool. This CET block sets all five to 20, the maximum value used by this command set.
local ps = Game.GetPlayerSystem():GetLocalPlayerControlledGameObject():GetPlayerDevelopmentData()
ps:SetAttribute(gamedataStatType.Strength, 20)
ps:SetAttribute(gamedataStatType.Reflexes, 20)
ps:SetAttribute(gamedataStatType.TechnicalAbility, 20)
ps:SetAttribute(gamedataStatType.Intelligence, 20)
ps:SetAttribute(gamedataStatType.Cool, 20)The earlier stat-reading command only checks the Strength value; it does not raise your attributes. Use the block above when you want to set all five attributes. Since attributes affect perks, cyberware access, dialogue options, and combat builds, test this on a backup save first.
Invincibility and stamina
Enable god mode to prevent damage:
Game.GetPlayer():SetInvincible(true)Disable invincibility when you want normal combat again:
Game.GetPlayer():SetInvincible(false)Set the player's stamina value to 100:
Game.GetPlayer():GetStaminaComponent():SetValue(100)These commands change player state rather than adding an item. If combat, stamina, or a quest behaves strangely afterward, reload the save made before the command instead of stacking more changes on top of it.
Install CET
Download the current Cyber Engine Tweaks release from Nexus Mods, then extract it into the Cyberpunk 2077 installation folder, usually the game's bin/x64 directory.
Back up your saves
Create a manual save, close the game, and copy Documents/CD Projekt Red/Cyberpunk 2077/Saves/ somewhere safe before testing commands.
Open the CET console
Launch Cyberpunk 2077, load a save, and press the tilde or grave accent key. On some keyboard layouts, it is the key beside number 1.
Run one command
Paste the complete Lua command into CET and run it. Test one command at a time, confirm the result, and check that CET matches your current game version if anything fails.
Teleport around Night City
For teleportation, use a Vector4 containing X, Y, Z, and a final orientation value. This example moves V to the listed coordinates:
Game.GetTeleportationFacility():Teleport(Game.GetPlayer(), Vector4.new(1700, -1200, 22, 1))Replace 1700, -1200, and 22 with your target X, Y, and Z coordinates from the Cyberpunk 2077 interactive map and coordinate tool. Keep the final 1 unless your coordinate source tells you to use another value.
Teleporting during a quest, cutscene, or combat encounter can place you in an awkward location or interrupt the expected quest path. Use this command in a safe area and keep a recent save before testing unfamiliar coordinates.
Phantom Liberty DLC Cheat Codes
Phantom Liberty items use the same Cyber Engine Tweaks framework. These commands add one Dogtown-related weapon each:
- Manticore rifle:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Preset_Base_ManticoreRifle", 1) - Errata knife:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.Preset_Tier5_Knife_Errata", 1)
Expansion commands may depend on your installed game build and CET release.
If a command fails, confirm that Phantom Liberty is installed, update CET, and test from a save outside a mission sequence.
Follow these steps before running Cyberpunk 2077 cheat codes or console commands:
- Confirm that you are playing the PC version and install a Cyber Engine Tweaks release compatible with your current Cyberpunk 2077 build.
- Create a manual save, close the game, and copy
Documents/CD Projekt Red/Cyberpunk 2077/Saves/to a separate backup location. - Extract CET into the game’s
bin/x64folder, then launch Cyberpunk 2077 and load the backed-up save. - Open the CET console with the tilde or grave accent key, or the key beside number 1 on some keyboard layouts.
- Paste one complete command at a time, run it, and check your inventory, attributes, currency, or player state before continuing.
- If a command fails or causes unexpected behavior, verify the item ID and CET version first; if necessary, exit without overwriting the backup and restore the earlier save.
FAQ: Cyberpunk 2077 Console Commands for PC
Do these cheat codes work on PlayStation or Xbox?
No. Cyber Engine Tweaks is a PC mod framework.
These commands are not built into the console editions of Cyberpunk 2077 and cannot be entered through the normal game menus.
Can I use CET without backing up my save?
You can, but it is not recommended. Commands alter inventory, attributes, currency, or player state, and a patch or incompatible mod can cause unexpected behavior.
Copy the Documents/CD Projekt Red/Cyberpunk 2077/Saves/ folder before experimenting.
Why does the CET console not open?
Check that Cyber Engine Tweaks is installed in the correct bin/x64 directory.
Then launch the game, try the tilde or grave accent key, and check your keyboard layout. If the console still does not appear, install the CET version that matches your current game build.
Can I undo a command?
Some commands have a direct opposite, such as SetInvincible(true) and SetInvincible(false). Inventory additions generally cannot be cleanly removed with the same command, so loading your pre-command backup is the safest way to return to the earlier state.