Instead of Cheat Happens
Cheat Happens alternatives
Cheat Happens combines free access to selected cheats and trainers with paid tiers for broader trainer access. Its Free Pass includes profile creation and message board access, while its service also offers an in-game overlay, automatic updates, offline mode, and support across Android, iOS, Linux, and Windows. The paid choices differ: Premium plans allow three games per week, while Lifetime adds trainer access, Aurora access, and offline key download. Lifetime PLUS adds reward credits and trainer option requests.
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AurorAI
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWindowsPC players wanting an AI-assisted trainer manager — AurorAI adds AI-guided cheat creation, trainer management, and a free mobile control app to Cheat Happens' multi-platform trainer service.
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ChooChoo Loader
Free plan LinuxMacWeb+1Steam Deck users launching trainers or DLLs — ChooChoo Loader launches trainers, mods, patches, or up to five extra executables or DLLs with games, rather than supplying a trainer catalog like Cheat Happens.
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PLITCH
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWindowsPC players seeking a broad trainer library — PLITCH emphasizes support for more than 5,800 PC games and weekly game additions, while Cheat Happens offers multi-platform support and offline mode.
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Rival Gaming
Free plan MacWebWindowsPlayers wanting a free trainer and community — Rival Gaming offers a free trainer with advertised cheats and real-time updated tables, while Cheat Happens has paid tiers and offline mode.
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WeMod
Free plan AndroidWindowsSingle-player players wanting mods, maps, and trainers — WeMod adds mods, maps, and interactive maps for 60+ games, while Cheat Happens offers trainer access and offline mode.
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ArtMoney
Free plan WindowsWindows users editing game memory directly — ArtMoney provides memory searches, editing, debugging, and game tables, unlike Cheat Happens' trainer-focused service and multi-platform support.
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CheatDeck
Free plan LinuxSelf-hostedSteam Deck users managing game launch options — CheatDeck is a Steam Deck plugin for sidecar programs and launch settings, rather than a multi-platform catalog of cheats and trainers.
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CoSMOS
Free plan LinuxWindows - 9
Cheat Evolution
Free plan Windows - 10
FLiNG Trainer
Free plan WebWindows - 11
GameBuff
Free plan Windows - 12
LaLa Trainers Launcher
Free plan LinuxWindows - 13
Game Trainer Manager
Free plan Windows - 14
HearMods
Free plan Windows - 15
CrossHook
Free plan Linux - 16
DeckCheatz
Free plan Linux - 17
Menyoo PC
Free plan Windows - 18
RG Trainer
Free plan MacWindows - 19
Fling UI
Free plan Linux - 20
XMODhub
Free plan LinuxWindows - 21
Linux Game Helper
Free plan Linux - 22
TrainerBridge
Free plan Linux - 23
ugtrain
Free plan Linux - 24
Cheat Engine
Free plan LinuxMacWindows
The trade-offs are that Premium is capped at three games per week and no prices are given for the paid plans. Alternatives can suit readers who want a free loader, a Windows memory editor, a larger stated PC-game catalog, or tools for starting trainers and other executables together. Before switching, consider platform and game scope: some options center on Windows PC titles, others are designed for Steam Deck or Proton/WINE, and Rival Gaming says its trainer is for single-player and offline use. Also decide whether you want a managed trainer catalog or more direct control over game memory and launch settings.