Open Cheat Tables

About This Cheat Table:
Like many others, I returned to one of my old favorite games, but this time with the determination to build a comprehensive cheat and mod toolkit.
This table is the result of two months of work, created entirely while playing and experimenting. I'm confident that using these cheats and pointers will make for a much more fun and flexible experience, giving you new ways to enjoy the game beyond its original limits. Tested on version 1.0.0.1
List of cheats and their effects:

Code-based hacks:

• freeze ammo and health: This prevents your health and ammo from decreasing, but instant kills (like trashcans throwing blades) can still kill you since they have instant kill. This also stops you from buying kiosk items, so disable before buying

• One Hit Kill and full health on kill (also never die): Contrary to the one above, this will also make you never die (also disables instant kills)

• freeze mooch time: the mooch timer gets frozen

• Fly: Makes you as if you are always on the ground, use jump to go up and move normally

• TP to mooch: Teleports Darwin to the mooch position (you must be in mooch mode before using this, also its hotkey is numpad* )

• Freeze time-limited tasks timer: Takes with red bar on top will be frozen, some tasks need their time to run out before the game can proceed, so use with caution

• Always can hover and boost up: prevents the game from depleting Jetpack fuel when using critical boost (Boosting upwards)

  • Dont limit boost height:Lets you use multiple critical boosts to go higher. By default, the game limits the Height based on the starting Z position

• Jump Code multiplier: Makes Darwin jump higher. I recommend using the game jump height pointer for better results (see pointers below). This is a deprecated cheat

  • Jump multiplier: sets the multiplier for the up vector

• Always Do power whip: If power whip is still not acquired, first enable it (see guns in pointers below)

• Instant NanoHack: The NanoHack gun will hack instantly

• Pointers Section:
  Most cheats can be achieved via editing internal game value, which is my preferred way to cheat, since there is zero need for patches and code jumps and usually gives better results

  • Camera Pov: Controls point of view angle of the camera

    • Pov (normal): when just moving around

    • Pov (aiming): when using any gun

    • Current: shows current calculated pov value (there are 3 of them since the pointer is not always reliable)

  • Money: same as saber chips (used to buy items in the kiosk)

    • Max Money: money cap, lets you set the money cap higher

  • Health: current health (you can also lock it here)

    • Max Health: current max health

    • Lives: current Lives (hearts on top left part)

  • Guns: gun settings

    • Activate Guns: lets you active all guns and the powerwhip

    • Gun Ammo: lets you edit all guns ammo and their cap/max

  • JetPack: jetpack values (hover, ground-boost/dash, Critical-boost/boost-upwards)

    • jetpack delay (ground boost and hover): the delay when the jetpack gets activated, setting it too low will crash the game, and also dont let the player reach jump height before activating the hover mode

    • ground Boost (dash): also know as sprint

      • ground boost Fuel: in seconds

      • ground boost recharge time

      • Forced run after boost (seconds): game forces player to run for a bit after each boost, this controls how much

    • Hover and Critical Boost

      • Max Hover fuel: in seconds

      • Speed when hover: player speed when hovering

        • Side to Side

        • Front to back

    • basic hover height: how high the player must be when starting to hover (set large values like +100)

    • Boost height: the height the player must reach when critical boosting

  • Jump height: the final height the player must reach when on the first jump

  • Double jump height: the final height the player must reach when on second jump

  • Take Fall Damage on height: go into fall damage animation after falling from this height (setting it to 9999, makes you never take fall damage)

  • Gravity: players' gravity, but this won't make you jump higher, just slower to jump and then come down

  • Darwin/player pos: activate this to show values (useful to write custom cheats)

  • Mooch/flying-mode pos: activate this to show values (useful to write custom cheats)

  • Mooch: the fly, or as the games devs say: "Flying mode"

    • Max Time: control mooch timer value (set 99999 to inf time or use freeze above)

    • Max Distance: the distance it can get far from player/darvin

    • Speed front

    • Speed side to side

    • Mouse Sensitivity (left and right)

    • Mouse Sensitivity (up and down)

    • Mouse steer deadzone: the mouse has a deadzone on the mooch screen, setting this near zero will make the mouse more sensitive to movement

  • Miscellaneous

    • coefficient of friction on ice (always between 0 and 1): Must always be between 0 and 1

    • bounciness when sliding on ice: wall bounciness when sliding on ice

    • speed when on fan hover

    • Darwin z vlocity

Download:

I've also recently revisited this game. I've seen a speedrun of it by Adi129 on GDQ and after the speedrun it looked like they used a hack that let them select any level in the game. I was wondering where I could find that? I can't seem to find anything online about it and I'm guessing it's some sort of dev tool that was disabled before they released the game.

ItzKiba wrote: Sat Dec 06, 2025 6:31 am

I've also recently revisited this game. I've seen a speedrun of it by Adi129 on GDQ and after the speedrun it looked like they used a hack that let them select any level in the game. I was wondering where I could find that? I can't seem to find anything online about it and I'm guessing it's some sort of dev tool that was disabled before they released the game.

It might have been a dev tool originally, but there are other ways people achieve that kind of level select. If you’re determined enough, you can dig into the game’s loading function, reverse it, and then call it yourself to load any stage. The catch is that it’s not straightforward—you’d need to write custom code, manage threads, and understand the exact input data format the function expects in order to trigger a successful load. In some setups, folks also use virtualized environments where they can save and restore snapshots of the executable, which lets them jump around more easily. In the end, it really depends on the game’s architecture and how much effort you’re willing to put into exploring it. for this cheat table, i went deep in how the games load static data (hence the many pointer-based hacks), but theoretically you can do the same for funcs and loading game in any state you want.