Updated: May 8, 2022 11:01 pm
Cyberpunk 2077 might have had a bit of a rocky launch, but those folks who have played it can report that it’s still a stunningly huge game with all of the detail that CDProjekt loves to pour into their games. With so much going on, it’s no shock that the game has its fans, especially as the stability of the title has been improved since its launch. Even so, if you do get into the game, you’re going to eventually run out of content to explore, or ways in which to play the game. That is why you should probably think about trying console commands.
Different console commands can really change the way a game feels, as well as your overall gaming experience. If you’ve already poured a lot of time into the game, or you just want to try and mess around with it a bit more, you should check out these console commands. We’ve compiled all of the most interesting and useful commands into the lists below.
How to Open the Console
Unlike most PC RPGs, you’re going to have to jump through a fair few hoops to actually open the console in Cyberpunk 2077. By default, there is no way to access to console in the vanilla version of the game, you’ll have to dive into the game’s files and modify them quite heavily. Luckily, a modder has made this much easier with the Cyber Engine Tweaks mod.
Download the latest version of the mod from the page, then follow the simple set of instructions laid out by the mod developer. Don’t forget that you’ll be manually setting the key that opens the console with this tweak, so try to set it to something that makes sense. If you have any errors, make sure that your game is up-to-date.
Cyberpunk 2077 Useful Console Commands
There are plenty of commands to use in Cyberpunk 2077, at least there is thanks to the Cyber Engine Tweaks mod. With this installed, you can do everything from giving yourself an infinite supply of items to editing your character stats and even tweaking which ending you get and how characters feel about you.
Cyberpunk 2077 Infinite Money Console Commands
One of the most useful things you can do with the console in Cyberpunk 2077 is giving yourself an almost inexhaustible supply of cash. Like pretty much all of the commands on this list, you’ll have to use the formula below to enter your command:
Game.AddToInventory("[Item Name]",[Amount])Each item has a specific name that you’ll need to use when typing in the command, which goes in the [item name] field above but without the square brackets involved. The same goes for [amount] but that’s simply where you enter how many of the items in question you want to receive.
When it comes to spawning in a boatload of cash, you’ll need to enter this command:
Game.AddToInventory("Items.money",5000000) This will give you half a million Eurodollars to spend however you like. You can always substitute the number above for a higher or lower one depending on your needs. Just don’t go too crazy with it because there’s a good chance that there’s a limit on how much money you can spawn in at once without breaking the game completely.
Cyberpunk 2077 Item-Spawning Console Commands
There are a lot of incredibly useful items to be found in Cyberpunk 2077, so we’ve compiled some of the most useful ones into the list below to make it easier for you when it comes to typing in the commands for yourself. Remember to use the above formula in conjunction with the list to make the commands work properly.
| Item Name | In-Game ItemName |
|---|---|
| Tabula e-Rasa Shard | Items.PerkPointsResetter |
| Stinger (Unique Weapon) | Items.Preset_Knife_Stinger |
| Tsunami Ashura Recipe (Legendary Sniper Rifle) | Items.LegendaryAshuraRecipe |
| Jinchu-Maru (Epic Katana) | Items.Preset_Katana_Takemura |
| Divided We Stand (Assault Rifle) | Items.Preset_Sidewinder_Divided |
| MaxDoc .Mk3 | Items.FirstAidWhiffV2 |
| Common Item Component | Items.CommonMaterial1 |
| Uncommon Item Component | Items.UncommonMaterial1 |
| Rare Item Component | Items.RareMaterial1 |
| Epic Item Component | items.EpicMaterial1 |
| Legendary Item Component | Items.LegendaryMaterial1 |
| Rare Upgrade Component | Items.RareMaterial2 |
| Epic Upgrade Component | Items.EpicMaterial2 |
| Legendary Upgrade Component | Items.LegendaryMaterial2 |
| Uncommon Quickhack Component | Items.QuickHackUncommonMaterial1 |
| Rare Quickhack Component | Items.QuickHackRareMaterial1 |
| Epic Quickhack Component | Items.QuickHackEpicMaterial1 |
| Legendary Quickhack Component | Items.QuickHackLegendaryMaterial1 |
Cyberpunk 2077 Cheat Console Commands
Once you’re done spawning in an arsenal, you can also check out these commands that are a little more ‘cheaty.’ Unfortunately, there isn’t any god mode cheat to make you completely invulnerable, but at the very least you can enjoy having infinite stamina, and some of the most insane stats of any character ever.
| Command Effect | Console Command |
|---|---|
| Sets your character level to [amount] | Game.SetLevel(“Level”, [amount]) |
| Gives you maximum total health | Game.ModStatPlayer(“Health”, “99999”) |
| Gives you maximum total carry capacity | Game.ModStatPlayer(“CarryCapacity”, “999”) |
| Sets your ‘Body’ stat to [Amount] | Game.SetAtt(“Strength”, [Amount]) |
| Sets your ‘Reflexes’ stat to [Amount] | Game.SetAtt(“Reflexes”, [Amount]) |
| Sets your ‘Intelligence’ stat to [Amount] | Game.SetAtt(“Intelligence”, [Amount]) |
| Sets your ‘Technical Ability’ stat to [Amount] | Game.SetAtt(“TechnicalAbility”, [Amount]) |
| Sets your ‘Cool’ stat to [Amount] | Game.SetAtt(“Cool”, [Amount]) |
| Gives you [Amount] of Perk Points | Game.GiveDevPoints(“Primary”, [Amount]) |
| Gives you [Amount] of Attribute Points | Game.GiveDecPoints(“Attribute”,[Amount]) |
| Turn on or off infinite stamina | Game.InfiniteStamina(true/false) |
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