Console Commands in Cyberpunk 2077 offer a gateway to in-game modifications, letting players fine-tune their experience and overcome challenges. Especially after the significant Update 2.0, and with the release of Phantom Liberty, players are diving back into Night City and seeking ways to customize their gameplay. For PC players, CET commands (Cyber Engine Tweaks commands) are the key to unlocking these possibilities, and yes, that includes boosting your street cred and much more.
johnny silverhand sitting down, v shooting a pistol in mid-air, shooting a gun in a car in Cyberpunk 2077
Update 2.0 for Cyberpunk 2077 has revolutionized the game with exciting changes and additions. Whether you’re a returning player exploring the revamped Night City or venturing into Dogtown with Phantom Liberty, console commands can provide an extra layer of control and customization to your adventure.
How to Enable Cyberpunk 2077 Console Commands with CET
In its original form, Cyberpunk 2077 doesn’t natively support console commands. To access them, you’ll need a mod, and the most popular and reliable choice is Cyber Engine Tweaks (CET) by yamashi, available on Nexusmods.com. This mod is essential for unleashing the power of console commands in Cyberpunk 2077, and it has been updated to be fully compatible with Update 2.0.
Installing Cyber Engine Tweaks is straightforward. Once installed, simply launch Cyberpunk 2077 and press the Tilde key (~ or `) on your keyboard. This will open the console command menu, your portal to a world of in-game adjustments. Remember, this method is exclusive to PC players; console users on PlayStation and Xbox cannot access console commands.
When using console commands, you’ll often see an ‘x’ listed as a placeholder. This ‘x’ signifies that you need to replace it with a specific value, usually a number, depending on the command’s function.
Essential Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.0 Console Commands
Below is a compilation of useful Cyberpunk 2077 console commands to enhance your gameplay. Whether you aim to fine-tune your character’s attributes, amass wealth, or even activate god mode, these commands offer a range of possibilities to tailor your Night City experience. Here’s a comprehensive list of Cyberpunk 2077 console commands to elevate your adventure:
| Console Command | Description |
|---|---|
Game.ModStatPlayer(“Health”, “x”) |
Sets your character’s maximum health points. Replace ‘x’ with the desired HP value to become virtually unkillable. |
Game.AddToInventory("Items.money", x) |
Adds Eurodollars to your wallet. Replace ‘x’ with the amount of money you want to gain instant wealth. |
Game.ModStatPlayer(“CarryCapacity”, “x”) |
Modifies your carry capacity. Change ‘x’ to carry an unlimited amount of items and loot without encumbrance. |
Game.AddToInventory(“Ammo.x”,x) |
Replenishes ammo for specific weapon types. Replace the first ‘x’ with the weapon type (e.g., “Ammo.AssaultRifle”) and the second ‘x’ with the desired ammo quantity. |
Game.ModStatPlayer(“MaxSpeed”, x) |
Adjusts your character’s movement speed. Exceeding ‘x’ value of 100 allows for superhuman speed, turning V into a blur. |
Game.InfiniteStamina(true) Game.InfiniteStamina(false) |
Toggles infinite stamina. Use true for unlimited stamina for actions like sprinting and dodging, and false to disable it. |
Game.ModStatPlayer("Stamina", "x") |
Sets a specific stamina value. Replace ‘x’ with your desired stamina amount for fine-tuned control. |
Game.AddToInventory("Items.CWCapacityPermaReward_Legendary") |
Increases your Cyberware Capacity. Grants the ability to install more cyberware mods beyond the normal limit. |
Game.ModStatPlayer("CritDamage", "x") |
Modifies critical hit damage. Change ‘x’ to increase damage dealt when exploiting enemy weak points. |
Freefly (NoClip) |
Requires installation of the Noclip mod. Enables noclip mode, allowing you to fly and pass through walls for exploration or bypassing obstacles. |
Game.SetLevel("StreetCred",x,1) |
Changes your Street Cred level. Replace ‘x’ with your desired Street Cred level to unlock higher-tier vendors and items. This is the command to directly boost your street cred. |
Game.AddToInventory("Items.PerkPointSkillbook") |
Adds Perk Points as consumable items. Use these skillbooks to instantly gain perk points for skill tree progression. |
Game.AddToInventory("Items.AttributePointSkillbook") |
Adds Attribute Points as consumable items. Grants attribute points to maximize your core attributes up to level 20 each. |
Game.SetLevel(“Level”, x) |
Modifies your character level. Set ‘x’ to reach the maximum level or even exceed it for a truly overpowered V. |
vs = Game.GetVehicleSystem () vs:EnableAllPlayerVehicles() |
Unlocks all vehicles in the game. Execute both commands sequentially to instantly access every car and motorcycle. |
Game.AddToInventory(“Items.Preset_x”,1) |
Adds a specific weapon to your inventory. Replace ‘x’ with the weapon code (item ID) to acquire any weapon, including iconic ones. |
Game.AddToInventory(“Items.x”,1) |
Adds specific Cyberware to your inventory. Replace ‘x’ with the Cyberware code (item ID) to obtain any cybernetic implant. |
Game.SetDebug Fact("sq032_johnny_friend", 1) |
Alters your relationship with Johnny Silverhand to above 70%. Potentially unlocks the secret ending without specific dialogue choices. |
journalManager = Game.GetJournalManager() trackedEntry = journalManager:GetTrackedEntry() questEntry = journalManager:GetParentEntry(journalManager:GetParentEntry(trackedEntry)) questEntryHash = journalManager:GetEntryHash(questEntry) journalManager:ChangeEntryStateByHash(questEntryHash, "Succeeded", "Notify") |
Completes your currently tracked quest. Use this command sparingly if you encounter game-breaking bugs or wish to skip a quest. |
player = Game.GetPlayer() ssc = Game.GetScriptableSystemsContainer() ts = Game.GetTransactionSystem() es = ssc:Get(CName.new('EquipmentSystem')) espd = es:GetPlayerData(player) espd['GetItemInEquipSlot2'] = espd['GetItemInEquipSlot;gamedataEquipmentAreaInt32'] local slots = { Face = 1, Feet = 1, Head = 1, InnerChest = 1, Legs = 1, OuterChest = 1, Weapon = 3 } for k,v in pairs(slots) do for i=1,v do print('Removing quest tags ' .. k .. ' slot ' .. (i - 1)) itemid = espd:GetItemInEquipSlot2(k, i - 1) if itemid.tdbid.hash ~= 0 then itemdata = ts:GetItemData(player, itemid) if itemdata:HasTag("Quest") then itemdata:RemoveDynamicTag("Quest") end end end end |
Removes “Quest” tags from equipped items. Allows you to remove quest items that are normally unremovable from your inventory. |
Game.GetTransactionSystem():RemoveAllItems(Game.GetPlayer()) |
Removes all non-quest items from your inventory. Clears out your inventory, excluding essential quest-related items. |
While the Cyberpunk 2077 community continues to discover new console commands, this list provides a solid foundation for customizing your gameplay. However, remember that console commands are not officially supported, so exercise caution and always back up your save files before experimenting.
With Update 2.0’s significant changes to skills, vehicles, and attributes, some console commands might behave unexpectedly or not function as intended. Always test commands carefully and be aware of potential unforeseen consequences within the updated game environment.
Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty is available now on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, offering a wealth of new content to explore alongside the power of console commands on PC.
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