REANIMAL Cheats & Trainers for PC: 2026 God Mode Guide

How to Activate REANIMAL Cheats on PC

Activating cheats in REANIMAL requires a memory editor or trainer because the game does not include a built-in developer console for players. Unlike older titles that let you type codes directly, modern survival horror games developed on engines like Unreal Engine 5 require external tools to modify health values and player states. The XMODHUB trainer simplifies this process into a single click, removing the need for complex hex editing or risky file manipulation.

Before you begin, it is important to note that survival horror games often rely on vulnerability to create tension. Using cheats will significantly alter the intended atmosphere, but for many players, it is the only way to enjoy the story without the frustration of repeated deaths. I found that enabling just “Infinite Health” while keeping other mechanics standard offers the best balance between progression and immersion.

Installing the XMODHUB Trainer

The installation process is designed to be straightforward, even if you have never used game mods before. The trainer works by detecting the running game process and injecting the necessary code to freeze specific values, such as your health bar or stamina meter. Here is the step-by-step guide to getting it running on your PC:

1. Télécharger the REANIMAL trainer zip file from the official XMODHUB page linked below.
2. Extract the contents to a folder on your desktop or your game directory using a tool like 7-Zip or WinRAR.
3. Launch the game first and wait until you are in the main menu or loaded into a save file.
4. Run the trainer executable (XMOD.exe) as an Administrator to ensure it has permission to access the game memory.
5. Toggle the cheats you want using the hotkeys listed in the menu or by clicking the switches in the UI.

Once the trainer is attached, you should hear a confirmation sound or see the status indicator change to “Active.” If you are playing on the Steam Deck or a Linux-based system, you may need to add the trainer as a non-Steam game and force compatibility with Proton Experimental, though native Windows support is the primary focus.

Enabling REANIMAL God Mode Safely

Mode Dieu is the most popular cheat for a reason—it renders you completely immune to damage. In REANIMAL, damage can come from various sources: enemies, environmental hazards, and fall damage. The XMODHUB God Mode implementation locks your health value at the maximum integer, meaning no matter how much damage you take, your health bar never depletes.

However, Tarsier Studios games are known for their physics-based puzzles and scripted death sequences. God Mode protects you from standard damage, but it cannot save you from “instant kill” zones, such as falling into a bottomless pit or being caught in a scripted capture animation. In my testing, I found that if you fall off the map while God Mode is active, you might get stuck in an endless falling loop because the game cannot kill you to reset the checkpoint. In these cases, you will need to manually reload your last save.

Using Invisibility to Skip Chase Sequences

Chase sequences are a staple of the genre, but they can be incredibly frustrating if you struggle with timing. The “Invisibility” cheat is often a better alternative to God Mode for these sections. Instead of making you unkillable, it makes you undetectable to the enemy AI. This allows you to walk past terrifying monsters without triggering their aggression state.

Be careful when using Invisibility during scripted events. Some sequences require the enemy to “see” you to trigger the next part of the level, such as a door opening or a bridge collapsing. If you are invisible, the script may never fire, leaving you soft-locked in the area. A good rule of thumb is to toggle Invisibility OFF if you notice the game progression has stalled, then toggle it back ON once the event has triggered.

Best REANIMAL Cheats for Every Playstyle

Not every player wants to break the game completely. Some just want a slight edge, while others want to dominate the environment. The Entraîneur XMODHUB offers a variety of options tailored to different needs, from subtle tweaks to full-blown power fantasies. Below are the featured mods available in the current version.

Ces mods ne sont qu'un début. Que vous cherchiez à éviter le grinding fastidieux, à expérimenter différents styles de jeu ou à accélérer votre progression, La boîte à outils complète de XMODhub offre des dizaines d'options supplémentaires adaptées à votre style de jeu.

Infinite Health for Casual Explorers

For players who want to experience the story and art design without the constant threat of restarting from checkpoints, Infinite Health is the recommended option. Unlike God Mode, which can sometimes break interactions, Infinite Health simply refills your HP bar instantly whenever you take damage. This method is generally more compatible with game scripts because the game still registers that you “took damage,” preventing logic errors in the code.

This feature is particularly useful for finding collectibles or lore items hidden in dangerous areas. You can take your time searching every corner of the map without worrying about a wandering enemy ending your run. It transforms the game from a survival stress test into a dark adventure, which many players find more enjoyable.

Speed Hacks and Game Stability

Speed hacks are powerful but risky. By modifying the player’s movement velocity, you can zip through levels in record time. However, REANIMAL uses a complex physics engine similar to previous titles from Tarsier Studios. Increasing your speed too much can cause collision detection to fail, resulting in you clipping through floors or walls.

I recommend setting the speed multiplier to no more than 1.5x or 2.0x. Anything higher than that significantly increases the risk of breaking the game’s streaming tech, where the next room fails to load before you arrive. If you do use high speeds, make sure to slow down when approaching doors, cutscene triggers, or complex platforming segments to allow the game engine to catch up.

Practical Test: 5 Hours with God Mode

To ensure this guide is accurate for the 2026 release, I spent five hours testing the XMODHUB trainer across different chapters of REANIMAL. My goal was to determine if using cheats like God Mode and Invisibility would break the game’s scripting or ruin the horror experience. Here is what I found during my playthrough.

The “Orphanage” Chapter Test: In one of the early chapters, there is a sequence where you must hide from a large, grotesque pursuer. I activated “Invisibility” to see if I could simply walk past him. The AI correctly ignored me, but the game logic waited for me to reach a specific trigger point before the enemy moved to the next room. This confirms that while Invisibility works, you must still follow the intended path of the level. If you try to shortcut through areas the enemy is blocking, you might find the next door locked because the “chase end” trigger never fired.

Boss Fight Stability: I tested “One-Hit Kill” on the first major boss. The cheat worked instantly, depleting the boss’s health bar to zero. However, the boss did not die immediately; instead, it played out its full death animation and the subsequent cutscene triggered correctly. This is a good sign that the game checks for health thresholds rather than damage events, making it highly compatible with damage modifiers.

Atmosphere Impact: The biggest takeaway from my testing was the shift in tone. With God Mode on, the tension evaporates. The sound design, which is usually terrifying, becomes merely atmospheric background noise. If you are playing REANIMAL for the scares, I strongly suggest avoiding God Mode on your first run. However, if you are stuck or replaying for collectibles, these cheats are invaluable time-savers.

Troubleshooting REANIMAL Trainer Errors

Even the best software encounters issues, especially with new game releases. If you are experiencing crashes or the cheats aren’t activating, it is usually due to a version mismatch or a conflict with other software. Below is a comparison of common issues and how different cheats interact with the game’s stability.

Why Does the Trainer Crash During Cutscenes?

Crashes during cutscenes are a common issue when using memory modifiers. This happens because the game engine often changes how it handles player data during cinematics. If a trainer is trying to force a “Health” value while the player character model is technically despawned or replaced by a cinematic actor, the game may throw a “null pointer exception” and crash to the desktop.

To fix this, I recommend disabling active cheats right before a cutscene starts if you know one is coming. Most trainers, including XMODHUB, have a “Master Toggle” hotkey (usually F1 or Home) that temporarily suspends all modifications. Toggle it off, watch the cutscene, and then toggle it back on once you regain control of your character. This simple habit can save you from losing progress due to a software crash.

Is the REANIMAL Demo Trainer Compatible?

A frequent question is whether the trainer built for the Demo version works on the Full Release, or vice versa. The short answer is usually no. Game developers often change memory addresses and code structures between the demo build and the final gold master. A trainer looking for health at address “0x1234” in the demo might find a texture file at that same address in the full game, causing immediate instability.

Always ensure you are using the version of the trainer that matches your game version. XMODHUB updates its tools automatically to detect the game version (e.g., v1.0, v1.1) and apply the correct memory map. If you are playing on an older patch to avoid an update that breaks mods, you may need to manually select the “Legacy” version in the trainer settings.

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