Blade of Darkness – All Cheat Codes List

Simply a list of the cheats in the game.

List of All Cheats

Note: Credit goes to wolfinston85

File Editing Cheat

To enable cheats you will need to edit the “menu.py” file with a text editor, this file is located in the “scripts” folder, inside the root folder (where the game’s installed).

Paste the code listed below at the bottom of the “menu.py” file.

import cheats
cheats.ActivateMiscCheats()
cheats.ActivateLaserEyes()
cheats.ActivateWeaponGrow()
cheats.ActivateGoreCheatsCheats()
cheats.ActivateLevelCheats()

These cheats will not work on saved games so to use them you will have to start a new game or wait untill you get to the next level in your saved game.

Image reference as to what file you need to edit, and where is it located:

The file “menu.py” should look like this:

Make sure you edit “menu.PY” and not “menu.PYC”!

Cheat List

Once your done editing the “menu.py” file you can trigger the next cheats in-game, using the corresponding keys.

Cheat – Key

  • Smaller Shield – 4
  • Bigger Shield – 3
  • Smaller Weapon – 1
  • Bigger Weapon – 2
  • Control Camera – P
  • Chop Player’s head off (Doesn’t kill you) – H
  • Give Lightsaber – G
  • God mode (will not protect from poison) – F10
  • Level skip – F9
  • Level up! – F8
  • Matrix FX (Slow motion with rotating camera) – X
  • Rotate camera to the left – F5
  • Rotate camera to the right – F6
  • Change skins – M
  • Chop enemy’s head off (Doesn’t kill them) – J

In-Game Codes

Beat the game one time, then enter the following code during gameplay:

Cheat – Code

  • All Items – itemsgalore
  • All Keys – doorsnomore
  • All Weapons – tothepoint
  • Max HP and Stamina – almighty
  • Maximum Experience – levelheaded
  • Skip Current Level – levelend

Note: The file editing codes may conflict if you rebind the default keys for the game, it’s advisable to use the default keybindings for these cheat codes.

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Jan Bakowski aka Lazy Dice, was always interested in gaming and writing. His love of gaming began with The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Nintendo 64) back in 1998. He’s been making game guides since 2012. Sharing his gaming experience with other players has become not only his hobby but also his job. In his free time, he plays on Steam Deck.

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