Instead of CoSMOS
CoSMOS alternatives
CoSMOS gives players a free way to modify their own games while waiting for trainers. Its PC Beginner and PC Advanced editions address different skill levels, while the Steam Deck edition is a native application for Linux and Steam Deck. Advanced tools include memory scanning, debugging, scripting, disassembly, process viewing, and editing, and CoSMOS can import 99% of CheatEngine tables. Hardware-accelerated scans and optional technical support add practical help, while offline use keeps its intended scope clear.
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Cheat Happens
Free plan AndroidiPhoneLinux+2Trainer access with community features — Cheat Happens combines free-pass cheats and trainers with message boards, Aurora access, and plans beyond CoSMOS’s self-service tool.
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AurorAI
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWindowsAI-assisted trainer management and mobile control — AurorAI manages supported trainers and adds AI cheat creation, an overlay, 15 languages, and mobile control instead of CoSMOS’s scanning focus.
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ChooChoo Loader
Free plan LinuxMacWeb+1Launching trainers and DLLs with Proton games — ChooChoo Loader launches games with trainers, mods, patches, and up to five executables or DLLs, unlike CoSMOS’s memory-editing workflow.
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PLITCH
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWindowsLarge PC trainer library with companion apps — PLITCH offers trainers for more than 5,800 PC games, button-activated codes, overlays, and mobile companions rather than CoSMOS’s script tools.
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Rival Gaming
Free plan MacWebWindowsReal-time trainers with memory injection — Rival Gaming provides 57+ trainers and 956 cheats with automatic detection, hotkeys, freeze loops, and auto-updates instead of CoSMOS’s broader toolkit.
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WeMod
Free plan AndroidWindowsFree mods, maps, and trainers for PC games — WeMod combines thousands of mods, maps, and trainers for more than 3,000 games with automatic setup and an in-game overlay.
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ArtMoney
Free plan WindowsDetailed Windows memory searches and game tables — ArtMoney focuses on Windows memory editing with extensive search methods, debugger tools, and 6,728 ready-made tables, while CoSMOS spans Linux and Steam Deck.
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CheatDeck
Free plan LinuxSelf-hosted - 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
An alternative may fit better if you want a ready-made trainer library, broader device coverage, mobile controls, overlays, maps, or a launcher for trainers and game files. CoSMOS is free, but its versions differ, and its operating-system support centers on Linux, Windows, and Steam Deck rather than macOS, iOS, or Android. When switching, compare whether you prefer selecting existing cheats or creating scripts, how trainers are managed, and whether profiles, game coverage, or touch-friendly controls matter.