Borderlands 4 cheats and how to use them

Borderlands 4 cheats
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Borderlands 4 cheats are a tantalising prospect, as who wouldn't want to skip the grind and instantly become an unstoppable God as they blast their way across Kairos? While there are unfortunately no cheats built into the game itself on consoles, PC players at least have the option to install trainer mods or use Cheat Tables to get an (un)competitive edge in Borderlands 4. For the lowdown on how to access them, here's how to use cheats in Borderlands 4.

While there are no cheats available on consoles, you can redeem Borderlands 4 Shift codes on all formats to claim Golden Keys that access rare loot.

Disclaimer

All of these Borderlands 4 cheats require installation of third-party software, so please ensure that you perform appropriate due diligence that any downloads are from legitimate sources before installing them.

Borderlands 4 WeMod trainer

WeMod Borderlands 4 cheats

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First up we have the WeMod trainer, which offers 33 cheats at the time of writing from God Mode to infinite health, shields, and ammo. WeMod is an app that runs on your PC and allows you to use thousands of free mods and trainers, all through an intuitive interface so you can easily pick and choose your cheats.

Download: Borderlands 4 WeMod Cheats and Trainer

Borderlands 4 CheatEvolution trainer

CheatEvolution Borderlands 4 cheats

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Next we have the CheatEvolution trainer, which has already received a number of updates since launch and now boasts more than 50 cheat options including teleportation and various editors including Borderlands 4 FOV options. CheatEvolution is another free app that has mods included for thousands of games and is built on the Cheat Engine system, with individual cheats that can be activated and mapped to the keyboard.

Download: Borderlands 4 CheatEvolution Trainer

Borderlands 4 Cheat Tables for Cheat Engine

Cheat Engine Borderlands 4 cheats

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Lastly we have a Cheat Table for Cheat Engine, that currently features around 40 cheats and modifications with the latest update. Using a Borderlands 4 Cheat Table is slightly more technical than the other apps included in this guide, as it involves installing the Cheat Engine program and then importing the .CT file that contains the relevant cheat parameters, so if you're a less experienced PC user then it's likely you'll find the self-contained trainers above easier to use.

Download: Borderlands 4 Cheat Table for Cheat Engine

If you're getting started on Kairos, then our essential Borderlands 4 tips can help with your vault hunting.

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Iain Wilson
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Iain originally joined Future in 2012 to write guides for CVG, PSM3, and Xbox World, before moving on to join GamesRadar in 2013 as Guides Editor. His words have also appeared in OPM, OXM, PC Gamer, GamesMaster, and SFX. He is better known to many as ‘Mr Trophy’, due to his slightly unhealthy obsession with amassing intangible PlayStation silverware, and he now has over 800 Platinum pots weighing down the shelves of his virtual award cabinet. He does not care for Xbox Achievements.

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