PLITCH Trainer for Liquor Store Simulator

Get the PLITCH Liquor Store Simulator Trainer

Trainer at a Glance

Total Cheats: 8
Free Cheats: 2
Premium Cheats: 6
Platform: PC
Game Mode: Single-player
Trainer: PLITCH

Liquor Store Simulator is a first-person store management game developed by Tovarishch Games and published by PlayWay S.A. You start with a small, debt-laden shop and work toward building a thriving alcohol boutique from the ground up. Unlike top-down management games, everything happens at ground level in first person. You accept deliveries, carry boxes inside, stock shelves bottle by bottle, scan items at checkout, and clean up spills yourself. Every task is hands-on, and that physical involvement is what makes each milestone feel meaningful.

As revenue grows, the game opens up significantly. You can redesign your store layout, add new shelving and refrigeration units, customize walls and flooring, and expand into premium alcohol categories. The draft beer system adds a bartending element: customers occasionally order freshly poured beer, and you must control pour angle and timing to avoid excessive foam or an underfilled glass. Eventually, you hire employees to handle restocking, cleaning, and the cash register. At that point, the focus shifts from manual labor to optimizing store layout and customer flow for maximum profit. Upgrade Points unlock all of these expansions, and your level determines which ones are available.

The PLITCH trainer covers all 8 cheats for Liquor Store Simulator across money, level control, Upgrade Points, and experience.

Free Cheats for Liquor Store Simulator

Add Money: Deposits cash directly into your balance. Early-game debt and slow delivery income create real cash flow problems before your shop attracts enough customers to generate consistent revenue. This cheat gives you a financial buffer to invest in shelving, refrigeration, and your first stock expansions without waiting for your balance to recover organically.
Reset Money to 0: Wipes your balance back to zero. Use this as a deliberate challenge restriction if you want to simulate a tight financial start and force every spending decision to be carefully prioritized.

Premium Cheats for Liquor Store Simulator

The premium cheats extend into unlimited money, direct level and upgrade control, and experience management.

Money

Unlimited Money: Prevents your balance from dropping when you spend. This covers stock purchases, employee wages, layout upgrades, and renovation costs, so every expansion decision is purely about what you want to build rather than what you can currently afford.

Level and Upgrade Points

Set Level (Level 5 = Value 4): Sets your character level to a specific value. Higher levels unlock new store categories, equipment tiers, and the ability to hire staff. Note that Level 5 corresponds to input value 4, so adjust accordingly when setting your target.
Max Level: Jumps your character to the maximum level immediately. This unlocks every store feature, category, and employee option at once, so you can focus entirely on designing and optimizing your shop from the start.
Set Upgrade Points: Sets your Upgrade Point total to a specific number. Upgrade Points fund individual store improvements, so controlling the amount lets you invest in exactly the upgrades you want without grinding through sales to earn them gradually.
Unlimited Upgrade Points: Prevents your Upgrade Points from depleting when you spend them. This lets you unlock every available store improvement simultaneously, which is useful when testing different layout configurations or planning your ideal shop setup before committing to a single direction.

Experience

Add Experience: Adds experience points directly to your progression total. Experience drives level-ups, and levels gate access to new stock categories, layout tools, and staff hiring options. Adding XP accelerates that unlock chain so new features become available sooner than the standard sales pace allows.

How These Cheats Help

Early debt and cash flow: Liquor Store Simulator starts you with debt and a nearly empty store, where income from your first few customers barely covers the cost of restocking. Add Money and Unlimited Money remove that financial ceiling so you can invest in a proper initial stock layout without spending your first several hours scraping together enough cash to fill a single shelf properly.
Upgrade Point bottleneck: Each store improvement costs Upgrade Points, and earning them through normal play requires consistent sales performance over time. Set Upgrade Points and Unlimited Upgrade Points let you build out your full store vision immediately, so you can experiment with different layout and equipment combinations without rationing points across a long session.
Level-gated features: Key content such as draft beer, premium categories, and staff hiring all sit behind level requirements. Max Level and Add Experience remove those gates so you can access the full game without grinding sales to hit each threshold. This is particularly useful on replays when you already know the mechanics and want to skip the early manual-labor phase.
Store optimization and planning: The game rewards smart layout decisions, since a well-organized shop attracts wealthier customers and improves checkout flow. Having Unlimited Money and Unlimited Upgrade Points together lets you test different shelf arrangements, refrigeration placements, and staff configurations freely, so your final store design reflects deliberate planning rather than whatever you could afford at the time.

Using the Trainer

Step 1: Click the green “Try It for free!” button on this page to download the PLITCH client securely.
Step 2: Install the app, create your free account, and log in to access the trainer library.
Step 3: Search for Liquor Store Simulator in PLITCH, then launch the game as you normally would.
Step 4: Activate the cheats you want through the PLITCH overlay and adjust them to match your preferred money balance, level, and upgrade access for each session.

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