Over 250 console commands and cheat codes are available for you to use in Starfield, but not all of them are as helpful as you might think. Thankfully, we’ve done the hard work and compiled over 20 of the best and most helpful cheat codes in Starfield. In addition, we have also listed some of the best item IDs for all major categories.

So whether you’re looking to spawn a legendary spacesuit, attach mods to your favorite weapon, level up skills, or essentially spawn unlimited Credits and Digipicks, this best cheats and console commands guide has you covered.

How to Use Cheats and Console Commands in Starfield

To enter cheats and console commands in Starfield, you must first access the command console. To do so, press the Tidle (~) key while in-game or when using the menu system. The command console will now appear, and you can enter codes. Cheat codes currently only work on PC versions of Starfield.

Best Cheat Codes and Console Commands in Starfield

Best Toggle Cheat Codes and Commands

• Toggle God Mode – Enables complete invincibility and unlimited ammo.
  • Cheat Code: tgm
• Toggle Immortal Mode – Enables you to take damage, but you’ll never reach 0 health.
  • Cheat Code: tim
• Player Spellbook – Unlocks all available powers.
  • Cheat Code: psb
• Toggle Detect – NPCs will no longer detect you.
  • Cheat Code: tdetect
• Toggle Combat AI – Combat AI will no longer target you. This can be disabled and enabled by re-entering the code.
  • Cheat Code: tcai
• Toggle No Clip – Character collision is disabled, allowing you to fly through walls, floors, and other objects. This can be disabled and enabled by re-entering the code.
  • Cheat Code: tcl

Best Targeted Cheat Codes and Commands

• Spawn Items/Weapons/Armor/Credits – Specified items will be added to your character.
  • Cheat Code: additem <Item ID> <Value>
• Attach Weapon and Armor Mods – Specified weapon mods will be applied to your reference weapon. An item’s Reference ID can be obtained while in the Command Console and clicking on any items dropped on the ground to reveal their Reference ID.
  • Cheat Code: <Ref ID>.amod <OMOD ID>
• Remove Weapon and Armor Mods – Specified weapon mods will be removed from your reference weapon. An item’s Reference ID can be obtained while in the Command Console and clicking on any items dropped on the ground to reveal their Reference ID.
  • Cheat Code: <Ref ID>.rmod <OMOD ID>
• Kill All NPCs – All NPCs in the area will be killed.
  • Cheat Code: killall
• Kill All Hostiles – All hostile NPCs in the area will be killed.
  • Cheat Code: kah
• Resurrect NPC – Selected NPC will be resurrected. For this command to work, you’ll need to select the NPC while in the console command menu, so their Reference ID appears, then enter the cheat code.
• Unlock Doors and Containers – Unlock your current target door or container. In order for this to be a success, you must first attempt to open the locked target before inputting the command.
  • Cheat Code: unlock
• Show Sleep / Wait Menu – Quickly access the wait menu, allowing you to adjust time on the fly.
  • Cheat Code: showmenu sleepwaitmenu

Best Player Cheat Codes and Commands

• Set Character Level – Your character is set to the specified level.
  • Cheat Code: player.setlevel <Value>
• Add Items to Inventory – Specified items will be added to your inventory. See our Best Starfield Item IDs section below for a list of all the best and most commonly needed items in Starfield.
  • Cheat Code: player.additem <Item ID> <Value>
• Spawn Items, NPCs, and Creatures at your Position – The specified item or creature will be spawned directly in front of your character.
  • Cheat Code: player.placeatme <Item ID> <Value>
• Pay Off Bounties – Remain out of jail, keep all stolen items, and pay off any outstanding Bounties for a specified Faction.
  • Cheat Code: player.paycrimegold 0 0 <Faction ID>
• Open Character Creator – Opens the character creator menu, allowing you to adjust your character’s appearance, name, background, and traits.
  • Cheat Code: showlooksmenu player 1
• Remove Skills, Traits, and Backgrounds – The specified skill, trait, or background will be removed from your character. See our Perk, Trait, and Background IDs below.
  • Cheat Code: player.removeperk <Perk ID>
• Add Skills, Traits, and Backgrounds – The specified skill, trait, or background will be added to your character. Do note that you will need to have a spare perk, trait, or background slot available in order to add a perk to your character. So, be sure to remove a perk first before attempting this command.
  • Cheat Code: player.addperk <Perk ID>

Best Starfield Item IDs

You can spawn almost anything in Starfield with item IDs, whether it be Credits, Digipicks, Weapons, Legendary Spacesuits, and much more. While we have a growing list full of Item IDs for every major item category in our Starfield Item IDs and Codes for Console Cheats guide, we’ve compiled a small handful of some of our personal favorite spawn codes below:

• Add 1,000,000 Credits (value can be adjusted) – player.additem 0000000F 1000000
• Add a Breach Shotgun – player.placeatme 000547A3 1
• Add an Urban Eagle Pistol – player.placeatme 0026D96D 1
• Add a Legendary Spacesuit – player.placeatme 0007B2B9 1
• Add a Legendary Helmet – player.placeatme 0010A25E 1
• Add a Legendary Pack – player.placeatme 0010A25D 1

We recently learned a lot about Super Mario Bros. Wonder thanks to Thursday’s Nintendo Direct, our first hands-on preview, and our interview with producer Takashi Tezuka and director Shiro Mouri. But maybe you’d like to see more?

In addition to new footage and other info, Nintendo released the 64 Super Mario Bros. Wonder screenshots below. Check them out and bask in all those lovely colors.

The screenshots highlight all the way that Nintendo manages to infuse its upcoming platformer with the sense of joy and (ahem) wonder that the series is known for. It also includes glimpses of the world map, the full cast, and the Elephant Mario power-up that everyone seems to like so much (but Shigeru Miyamoto didn’t like so much).

If you want to see Super Mario Bros. Wonder in action, you can also check out our full preview below.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder was first announced earlier this year. It’s a fresh take on the New Super Mario Bros. formula, bringing with it online co-op multiplayer and other features. It definitely leans into the weirder side of Mario, even allowing you to play as a Goomba.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder is the capper to a banner year for the plumber, which has also seen the opening of a new theme park and an animated movie that has grossed more than a billion dollars. Not too bad! It’s slated to launch October 20 on Nintendo Switch.

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The side-scrolling beat ’em up revival continues, this time with G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra.

G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra, in the works at Monster Harvest developer Maple Powered Games and published by Freedom Games, is due out during the first quarter of 2024 on PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG, and Nintendo Switch.

It features famous G.I. Joe characters such as Duke, Scarlett, Snake Eyes, and Roadblock, who battle Cobra Commander and his goons across the likes of Cobra Island and the Pit. There are Troopers, Ninja Vipers, HISS Tanks, the Crimson Guard to fight. There’s a story mode and arcade mode, solo play and online and couch co-op for up to four players.

The debut trailer is below:

Gameplay revolves around combos, dodging, and parrying. There’s hand-drawn pixel art and classic cartoon cutscenes, with an arcade-inspired soundtrack from Tee Lopes (Sonic Mania, TMNT Shredder’s Revenge, Streets of Rage 4 – Mr. X Nightmare DLC) and Crush 40’s lead vocalist Johnny Gioeli (Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020).

“G.I. Joe is one the most iconic brands from the 80s and it was the golden era of arcade games,” said Eugene Evans, SVP Digital Strategy and Licensing at Hasbro.

“To celebrate the growing popularity of retro themed games we’re thrilled to partner with Maple Powered Games and Freedom Games to bring G.I. Joe fans our first ever Hasbro Retro Arcade experience in this exciting interpretation of a classic 2D beat ‘em up.”

The announcement of G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra follows the success of recently released side-scrolling beat ’em ups, such as Streets of Rage 4, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Shredder’s Revenge, and Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons.

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By all accounts, Nintendo game design legend Shigeru Miyamoto is a polite, kind person. Nevertheless, when I had the rare opportunity to interview two leads on Nintendo’s upcoming new flagship 2D Mario game, Super Mario Bros. Wonder, I had to know: what notes does Miyamoto – the guy that created Mario and the lion’s share of my generation’s best childhood gaming memories – give to the Wonder development team?

Director Shiro Mouri and producer Takashi Tezuka gave an honest, insightful answer into Miyamoto’s role in the process. “With Wonder in particular, it wasn’t like Mr. Miyamoto was in our hip pocket during this whole time whispering in our ears or anything like that,” Tezuka said.

“Sometimes he would come by where we are working and look at things and give some opinions. He would generally observe things and make comments here and there, and even things that didn’t seem like they were big comments – I have worked with Mr. Miyamoto for a long time and really understand him, so I was able to get what he was implying or getting to and we would have conversations around those sorts of topics.”

“He did have a comment about Elephant Mario,” Mouri-san interjected, referencing one of the new forms Mario can take in Wonder.

“It was a phase where we still had tentative visuals for Elephant Mario, and we had plans to adjust the visuals already, but he had come and taken a look before that and he gave us the sharp comment that ‘This doesn’t look like a Mario character.’ Along the same topics, there was the idea of how Elephant Mario sprays water, he came and said that if an elephant was actually spraying water, it wouldn’t move that way, and that was an example of feedback he gave us.”

Elephant Mario is proving popular with fans

While Miyamoto isn’t as involved with day-to-day game development, he remains notorious for his pointed feedback and is known for his strong feelings around storytelling and other features. He elaborated a bit on some of his feelings in that regard in an interview with IGN from earlier this year.

Despite Miyamoto’s feelings, Elephant Mario is proving to be a hit with fans. Many were amused by the sight of Elephant Mario crushing poor Yoshi, among visual gags. We also got to see plenty more power-ups during the 15-minute Nintendo Direct.

I played Super Mario Bros. Wonder for an hour last week, ahead of my interview with Mouri and Tezuka. Don’t miss my hands-on impressions, as well as more from my conversation with Wonder’s director and producer, including how the development team started with over 1000 ideas for Wonder effects.

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