Hotkeys and profiles
Rebind any option, and keep up to ten profiles per game — each with its own values, hotkeys and layout.
Take how you play your favorite games to another level
Trinity is one desktop app for game trainers: turn on unlimited health, set your gold, slow time down — with hotkeys, saved profiles, an in-game overlay and a remote on your phone.
New to Trinity? Read the step-by-step guides
Features
No more searching all over the place for trainers or mods for your favorite games.
Rebind any option, and keep up to ten profiles per game — each with its own values, hotkeys and layout.
Flip options without alt-tabbing: a light overlay drawn inside the game, out of the way until you call it.
Pair your phone and use it as a second screen of toggles and sliders while the game stays full-screen.
From new releases to old favorites, with more added all the time. One app covers them all.
Trinity gives you the option to backup your game saves in an easy way so you can always make sure you never lose your progress.
Steam, Epic, GOG, Xbox Store, Ubisoft Connect, EA and more: Trinity lists every installed game it has a trainer for.
No catch
Use every trainer for as long as you play. No timers, no daily caps.
Nothing between you and your game: no banners, no videos, no sponsored offers.
Control every trainer from your phone at no extra cost. No upgrade needed.
Supported games
Every game below has a trainer in Trinity. Pick one to see its cheats.
No games match. Try another name, or clear the filters.
How it works
It finds your Steam, Epic, Xbox Store and other libraries and lists the games it has trainers for.
Press Play. Trinity starts the game and attaches once it is ready — or attaches to one already running.
Use the app, a hotkey, the overlay or your phone. Turn things off just as easily.
FAQ
No. Trinity is for single-player games only, and trainers are not made for games with anti-cheat or online play.
Trinity finds games from Steam, Epic, GOG, the Xbox app / Microsoft Store, Ubisoft Connect, the EA app, Battle.net, Amazon Games, itch.io, Humble and the Rockstar launcher — and games you installed by hand.