Where to find mods
Nexus Mods hosts the game’s mods. Launch-week uploads include FOV changers, HUD toggles, an intro skip, a developer-console enabler, a free camera and an item spawner. Several need a separate Unreal mod loader. Read each mod page for the game version it supports.
Trainers and cheat tables
- WeMod lists the game in its trainer catalogue.
- FearLess Revolution has Cheat Engine threads for the full game (version 1.0 on Steam) and for the demo.
- Cheat Engine tables are tied to a specific game build, so a patch can stop them working until they are updated.
- Trainers built for the Steam version may not work with the Microsoft Store/Xbox PC version.
Can you use cheat tables on the demo?
Yes. A community demo table exists on FearLess Revolution. Demo progress does not carry over to the full game anyway, and the demo is a pre-release build, so expect rough edges.
Fake trainer sites to avoid
Launch-week searches turn up lookalike “FLiNG” domains and freshly made GitHub and itch.io “trainer” pages. Treat anything that asks you to run an unknown loader as untrusted. Stick to the established sites above, and scan downloads before running them.
Will I get banned? Do achievements still unlock?
There is no online mode; Saber says no internet connection is needed, so there are no multiplayer bans to worry about. Whether trainers block achievements is not documented, so assume they might, and keep a clean save. Console versions cannot be modded.
Sources & review scope
Checked on 9 October 2026. Official announcements and store listings establish the facts identified above; third-party guides and player reports are named where they are the only source. This article is not a hands-on test by this site.