PLITCH Trainer for Machine Mind

Obtenez le trainer PLITCH pour Machine Mind

Trainer at a Glance

Total Cheats: 7
Cheats gratuits : 2
Premium Cheats : 5
Platform: PC
Game Mode: Single-player
Trainer: PLITCH

Machine Mind is a post-apocalyptic action and survival game from Chudo-Yudo Games set in the same universe as Crossout and Ex Machina. You play as a consciousness uploaded into a mechanical body after a spacecraft crash and must rebuild your operation from scratch in a wasteland ravaged by nuclear war and a deadly virus. That means gathering resources, crafting modular vehicles, constructing and defending your base from raider factions, and automating your fleet of rovers to keep everything running. The research tree is central to all of it, and fuel is the resource that keeps your units moving and your entire operation functional.

Le PLITCH Trainer for Machine Mind gives you control over research speed, unit survivability, building durability, and skill cooldowns so you can push your base further, experiment with unit setups, or simply survive longer in the wasteland without losing everything to a badly timed raid.

Free Cheats for Machine Mind

Set Research Multiplier: Speed up how fast you unlock new technologies, modules, and upgrades so you can get to the more advanced rover and base configurations without grinding through the early research stages.
Infinite Fuel: Keep every unit in your fleet running without worrying about fuel supply, which is especially useful during long exploration runs or when your fuel production chain is not yet fully set up.

Premium Cheats for Machine Mind

The free cheats cover research pace and fuel logistics, but Premium gives you full combat and defensive control so your units and base can survive the hardest raider attacks and late-game threats.

Instant Research: Skip research timers entirely and unlock any technology immediately, letting you test late-game build options from early in a run.
No Skill Cooldown: Use active skills and abilities back to back without waiting, which makes a significant difference during multi-wave raids or tough combat encounters.
Godmode (Units): Make your rovers and combat vehicles indestructible so you can push into dangerous zones, test aggressive strategies, or explore without the risk of losing your fleet.
Infinite Health (Buildings): Keep your base structures standing no matter what hits them, giving you breathing room to focus on offense and resource gathering instead of scrambling to repair during a raid.

How These Cheats Help

Early-game bottlenecks: The research tree and fuel supply are the two biggest walls in the first few hours of Machine Mind. The research multiplier and infinite fuel cheats get you past both without having to stop and grind.
Raid survival: Raider attacks scale up quickly and can wipe out buildings and units before you have a proper defense set up. Infinite building health and godmode give you the time to build proper defenses without losing progress to an early assault.
Build and module testing: With instant research and no skill cooldown active, you can test different rover configurations and active skill combinations without spending hours unlocking the components you need to experiment with.
Custom challenge runs: Removing godmode and infinite fuel while keeping the research multiplier is a good way to create a faster but still punishing run, where progress is quicker but combat and logistics still demand attention.

Using the Trainer

Étape 1 : Cliquez sur le bouton vert “Essayez-le gratuitement !” button on this page to download the PLITCH client securely.
Étape 2 : Install the app, create your free account, and log in to access the trainer library.
Étape 3 : Search for Machine Mind in PLITCH, then launch the game as you normally would.
Étape 4 : Activate the cheats you want through the PLITCH overlay and adjust them during play to match your preferred difficulty, base building goals, and exploration pace.

Remarque : PLITCH is intended for single-player use. Some security software may occasionally flag trainer tools incorrectly due to how they interact with game memory.