Cyberpunk 2077 Console Commands Guide

Console commands in Cyberpunk 2077 offer PC players a way to bypass grinding, experiment with builds, and explore Night City without limits. These tools, enabled through mods like Cyber Engine Tweaks, let you tweak health, money, levels, and inventory instantly. This guide covers setup, essential commands, categorized cheats, and tips for safe use, all drawn from community-tested methods.

Enabling the Console on PC

To access console commands, you need a mod since CD Projekt RED disabled the built-in console for stability. The top choice is Cyber Engine Tweaks (CET), which not only unlocks the console but boosts performance, especially on AMD systems.

1. Download CET from its official GitHub: Locate the latest release (e.g., v1.36.0 or newer).
2. Extract the files: Unzip the download and copy the ‘bin’ folder into your Cyberpunk 2077 game directory. For Steam users, this is typically SteamLibrary/SteamApps/common/Cyberpunk2077.
3. Launch the game: CET auto-loads. Press the ~ (tilde) key to open the console overlay.
4. Test it: Type a simple command like Game.GetPlayer():GetName() to confirm it’s working.

Installation takes under 5 minutes and works with patches like 2.3. Always back up your save files before modding.

Core Commands for Instant Power

Start with these foundational cheats to supercharge your V. Enter them directly in the console and hit Enter.

• God Mode: Game.SetGodMode(1) or Game.SetGodMode(true) – Become invincible to damage. Toggle off with false or 0.
• Infinite Money (Eddies): Game.AddToInventory("Items.money",1000000) – Adds 1 million eddies. Repeat or adjust the number for billions.
• Max Health: Game.ModStatPlayer("Health",99999) – Sets health to near-infinite levels.
• Infinite Stamina: Game.InfiniteStamina(true) – Never tire during sprints or combat.
• Unlimited Carry Capacity: Game.ModStatPlayer("CarryCapacity",999) – Hoard loot without encumbrance.

These commands transform challenging gigs into playgrounds, ideal for testing netrunner or solo builds.

Leveling and Progression Hacks

Skip the grind with direct level and cred boosts, unlocking perks, cyberware, and missions instantly.

After leveling, XP auto-adjusts, granting related unlocks. Use cautiously in story mode to avoid progression glitches.

Weapon and Gear Spawning

Summon iconic weapons without quests. Replace [ItemID] with exact names for precision.

• Legendary Weapons:
  • Game.AddToInventory("Items.Preset_Achilles_Nash",1) – Nash’s Achilles smart rifle.
  • Game.AddToInventory("Items.Preset_Masamune_Rogue",1) – Rogue’s katana.
  • Game.AddToInventory("Items.Preset_Nekomata_Breakthrough",1) – Breakthrough Nekomata sniper.
  • Game.AddToInventory("Items.Preset_Overture_Kerry",1) – Kerry’s Overture power assault rifle.
• Melee Favorites:
  • Game.AddToInventory("Items.Preset_Baseball_Bat_Denny",1) – Denny’s baseball bat.
  • Game.AddToInventory("Items.Preset_Cane_Fingers",1) – Fingers’ cane.
• Generic Spawn: Game.AddToInventory("Items.[WeaponID]",1) – Use full item lists from CET spreadsheets for others like Burza or Pulsar.

Pro tip: Spawn multiples by changing the quantity (e.g., 10 for ammo testing).

Cyberware and Component Cheats

Equip top-tier implants without ripperdoc visits.

• Legendary Cyberware:
  • Game.AddToInventory("Items.BloodPumpLegendary",1) – Instant health regen.
  • Game.AddToInventory("Items.SynapticAcceleratorLegendary",1) – Slows time on detection.
  • Game.AddToInventory("Items.ProjectileLauncherLegendary",1) – Shoulder-mounted rocket launcher.
  • Game.AddToInventory("Items.RavenLegendaryMKIV",1) – Microdrone swarm.
• Upgrade Materials: Paste batches like Game.AddToInventory("Items.CommonEpicMaterial1",999) for epic components to craft anything.

These fill your inventory for quick installs at any ripperdoc.

Vehicle and Teleport Commands

Zip around Night City or summon rides on demand.

• Unlock All Vehicles: Game.GetVehicleSystem():EnableAllPlayerVehicles() – Access every car/bike from garages.
• Spawn Specific: Game.SpawnVehicle("[VehicleID]") – E.g., Rayfield Caliburn for speed demons.
• Teleport: Game.TeleportPlayerToPosition(0,0,0) – Replace coords (find via CET overlays). Or Player:TeleportToMapMarker("MarkerName") for fast travel.
• Time Control: Game.SetTime(12.0) – Set to noon (12), midnight (0), etc.

Perfect for photo mode or evading cops.

Advanced Tweaks and NPC Spawns

For netrunners and roleplayers:

• Spawn NPCs: Game.SpawnNPC("[NPCID]") – Summon enemies or allies for combat practice.
• Ammo/Materials: Game.AddToInventory("Items.AmmoAssaultRifle",9999) – Never reload.
• Quickhacks: Game.AddToInventory("Items.BlindLvl4Program",1) – Legendary Blind quickhack.

Use CET’s Lua tab for scripts combining multiple effects.

Risks, Tips, and Best Practices

Console commands are single-player only and disable achievements. They may cause save corruption in rare cases—test on new saves.

• Backup saves regularly.
• Update CET with game patches (e.g., 2.3 compatibility).
• Avoid mid-quest use; reload if glitches occur.
• For multiplayer-like fun, share command lists with friends.

These tools enhance replayability, letting you focus on story, builds, and Phantom Liberty DLC.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do console commands work on PS5 or Xbox?

No, they’re PC-exclusive due to mod requirements.

Will cheats break my save file?

Rarely, if used sparingly. CET is stable and community-vetted.

How do I find item/vehicle IDs?

Check CET in-game overlays or community spreadsheets like those linked in mod releases.

Can I get infinite perk points?

Yes: Game.AddToInventory("Items.PerkPoints",999) repeatedly.

Is CET safe and free?

Yes, open-source on GitHub with millions of downloads.

Command Quick Reference Table