TinyBuild’s Streets of Rogue tackled the PS4, PC, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch at release as a unique, open-world, stealth-oriented, action rogue-like that features four-player co-op and a host of playable characters each with their own quirks and abilities.

The admixture of different genres rolled into one really helped set it apart from the rest of the competition, but for gamers who are struggling to get through some of the missions, there are some cheats to help you with that.

The first cheat trainer is free to download from over on the Mr. Antifun forum.

The trainer contains the following Streets of Rogue cheats:

There’s nothing really to it other than booting up the game, entering into the world, and then activating the cheats through the trainer. Once you get that done then you’re all set.

The next cheat trainer is available to download from over on MegaDev.info.

The cheats featured in the Streets of Rogue trainer are listed below:

Much like the Mr. Antifun cheat, you have to first start up a game world and then once you’ve entered into the world, you have to activate the cheats you want to use one at a time. This is due to the fact that Streets of Rogue dynamically generates events during runtime, as opposed to pre-loading them into the instance. So this is why you have to first load up the game world and enter into the game before you activate the cheats in the trainer.

There’s a third trainer that’s also available, but it’s a premium trainer from over on Cheat Happens.

This means you will have to lay down the coin to get your hands on the Streets of Rogue cheats, but if you decide to do so you’ll have access to the following trainer options:

Just like the other two trainers, be sure to activate the cheats after you load into the game.

As for the game itself… Streets of Rogue sports pixel graphics in an open world that relies on rogue-like events that must be completed in a procedurally generated city.

You’ll have access to a different selection of characters who must complete assigned tasks in order to survive. The game is themed around a dystopian AI that controls the city, and there are various factions and groups either fighting against or working with the AI in order to survive.

The cast of characters varies greatly, from bartenders and soldiers to hackers and gorillas, there is nearly a character for every type of player out there.

To make things more palatable for the majority of gamers out there, developer Matt Dabrowski included four-player co-op modes for both local play and online play. So if you have friends from school you want to tackle missions with, you can. If you have friends from around the world you want to team up with, you can.

In either case, the cheat trainers are available for those of you who purchased the game from the Steam store or another PC outlet, as well as for those of you who have modded your consoles. If you have a vanilla console, though, you’re fresh out of luck when it comes to cheats. Perhaps it might be time to join the glorious PCMR?