Moon Sweepers Cheats: Built-in Options and External Tools

Built-in

Built-in options and console

The checked official 1.0.4 patch notes and store pages do not document a developer menu, cheat menu or console command list. The only official launch argument found is -force-d3d12, which selects DirectX 12. That is a renderer option, not a cheat.

Comparison

Compare the external methods

The cheapest or most visible option is not automatically the safest. A trainer that has a version label still needs a backup and a solo test. A “free” code can be a trial feature rather than the option you want.

Money options

If you only want money

For normal money, use the earning guide. If you deliberately want an edited balance, a trainer's money function or a save editor is more direct than guessing pointer addresses. The checked FearlessRevolution thread has users saying the money option did not work while flight and movement did; the author said it worked on their end. That conflict is unresolved.

• Back up the save before attaching a trainer.
• Use a solo world; a shared co-op wallet affects other players.
• Do not leave the trainer running during a normal session if you want achievement progress to reflect actual play.
• Check the trainer's build number against the game build, not just “1.0.4.”

Risks

Save, co-op and update risks

Moon Sweepers stores local saves and keeps five backups per slot, but that does not make a trainer safe. An edited value can be written into the save, and a later patch can load the file differently. A trainer attached to the wrong process can freeze the game. In co-op, the host's world and shared wallet make a local edit a crew-wide change.

Use the trainer page for activation details and the Cheat Engine page for the memory-editing limits. The console page explains why a fake command list is worse than no list.