Gene Rain: Wind Tower Trainer
30 cheats for Gene Rain: Wind Tower, including Enable Player Values, Infinite Health, and God Mode. Turn them on with hotkeys, an in-game overlay or your phone.
Free · No ads · No time limits · Windows 10 and 11
Cheats and Options
30 optionsPlayer 10
Hooks the player controller's update, which hands over the player, so the player and weapon values can be read and set. The table calls it Player Controller.
Holds your health at the value it has when turned on, so damage never lowers it. Hooks the player controller's update itself.
Holds the player's Can Receive Damage flag off, so nothing hurts you. Turning it off sets the flag back on. Hooks the player controller's update itself.
Writes your max shield into your shield every 100 ms. Hooks the player controller's update itself.
Holds the skill timer at 0, so your skill is always ready. Hooks the player controller's update itself.
Your current health. Needs Enable Player Values (or a cheat that uses it) on, and shows the value once the game has run its player update.
Your current shield. Needs Enable Player Values (or a cheat that uses it) on, and shows the value once the game has run its player update.
Your shield's maximum. Needs Enable Player Values (or a cheat that uses it) on, and shows the value once the game has run its player update.
Your armor count. Needs Enable Player Values (or a cheat that uses it) on, and shows the value once the game has run its player update.
Sets the speed the game uses for your walking motion to the value here (9 by default, as in the table). Hooks the walking motion code.
Weapons 10
Refills each weapon's clip (primary and sub) to its clip size every 100 ms. Hooks the player controller's update itself.
Which weapon the values below show and set.
Bullets in the clip. The weapon chosen above. Needs Enable Player Values (or a cheat that uses it) on, and shows the value once the game has run its player update.
Clip size. The weapon chosen above. Needs Enable Player Values (or a cheat that uses it) on, and shows the value once the game has run its player update.
Damage per bullet. The weapon chosen above. Needs Enable Player Values (or a cheat that uses it) on, and shows the value once the game has run its player update.
Fire rate. The weapon chosen above. Needs Enable Player Values (or a cheat that uses it) on, and shows the value once the game has run its player update.
How fast bullets fly. The weapon chosen above. Needs Enable Player Values (or a cheat that uses it) on, and shows the value once the game has run its player update.
Bullets fired per shot. The weapon chosen above. Needs Enable Player Values (or a cheat that uses it) on, and shows the value once the game has run its player update.
Bullet penetration. The weapon chosen above. Needs Enable Player Values (or a cheat that uses it) on, and shows the value once the game has run its player update.
Recoil; 0 removes it. The weapon chosen above. Needs Enable Player Values (or a cheat that uses it) on, and shows the value once the game has run its player update.
Upgrades 10
Hooks the skill screen's update, which hands over the player's package, so armor pieces, skill points and cores can be read and set. Enter the Machine Gun Tower and hover the mouse over Upgrade once it is on. The table calls it Player Package.
Light armor pieces you hold. Needs Enable Package Values on, and shows the value once the skill screen has been opened (enter the Machine Gun Tower and hover the mouse over Upgrade).
Part armor pieces you hold. Needs Enable Package Values on, and shows the value once the skill screen has been opened (enter the Machine Gun Tower and hover the mouse over Upgrade).
Skill points to spend. Needs Enable Package Values on, and shows the value once the skill screen has been opened (enter the Machine Gun Tower and hover the mouse over Upgrade).
Which of the four cores the values below show and set.
Level. The core chosen above. Needs Enable Package Values on, and shows the value once the skill screen has been opened (enter the Machine Gun Tower and hover the mouse over Upgrade).
Damage. The core chosen above. Needs Enable Package Values on, and shows the value once the skill screen has been opened (enter the Machine Gun Tower and hover the mouse over Upgrade).
Fire rate. The core chosen above. Needs Enable Package Values on, and shows the value once the skill screen has been opened (enter the Machine Gun Tower and hover the mouse over Upgrade).
Bullets per shot. The core chosen above. Needs Enable Package Values on, and shows the value once the skill screen has been opened (enter the Machine Gun Tower and hover the mouse over Upgrade).
Clip size. The core chosen above. Needs Enable Package Values on, and shows the value once the skill screen has been opened (enter the Machine Gun Tower and hover the mouse over Upgrade).
FAQ
About the Gene Rain: Wind Tower Trainer
Is the trainer for Gene Rain: Wind Tower free?
Yes. Trinity and every trainer in it are free: no time limits, no ads, and the phone remote is included.
What can the trainer do?
It has 30 options, such as Enable Player Values, Infinite Health, God Mode, and Infinite Shield. Each one is listed above with its default hotkey, and you can rebind any of them.
Which version of Gene Rain: Wind Tower does it work with?
It is made for the PC game from Steam. Trinity finds the game in your library and attaches when it is running.
Can I use it online?
No. Trinity is for single-player games only. Do not use trainers in online modes or in games with anti-cheat.






