PLITCH Trainer for Solarpunk

Get the PLITCH Solarpunk Trainer

Trainer at a Glance

Total Cheats 23
Free Cheats 9
Premium Cheats 14
Platform PC Steam
Game Mode Single-player
Genre Simulation, Adventure, Indie
Release Year 2026

Solarpunk drops you into a vibrant eco-futuristic world where you craft gadgets, harvest resources, and explore stunning floating islands from your airship. The game blends survival mechanics, automation, and creative building, but dynamic weather affects your energy production and resource management can quickly become a juggling act. Staying fed, hydrated, and healthy while navigating the worlds vertical terrain demands constant attention.

The PLITCH trainer for Solarpunk covers all 23 gameplay cheats, giving you control over health, hunger, thirst, gravity, movement, jumping, flight, inventory, and teleportation. Whether you want a more relaxed building and crafting experience or just need to bypass survival pressure, the trainer has you covered.

Free Cheats for Solarpunk

These cheats are free and available to all PLITCH users.

Health and Survival

Refill Health Restores your health to full. Use this after taking damage or when exploring dangerous areas without wanting to stop for healing.
Refill Hunger Resets your hunger level. This removes the need to interrupt exploration or building sessions just to eat.
Refill Thirst Tops up your thirst meter. Combined with Refill Hunger, it makes survival management almost entirely optional.

Movement and Physics

Lower Gravity Reduces the pull of gravity, making movement feel floatier and giving you more air time when jumping or falling between islands.
Higher Gravity Increases gravitational pull for a heavier, more grounded feel. Useful as a self-imposed challenge modifier.
Higher Jump Force Lets you jump much higher than normal. This helps reach elevated platforms and explore the vertical space of the floating island world more freely.
Lower Jump Force Reduces how high you jump. Combine this with Higher Gravity for a challenging, low-mobility run.
Faster Movement Speed Increases how quickly you move. This makes traversal faster and reduces downtime between crafting, farming, and exploration tasks.
Slower Movement Speed Reduces your movement speed. Use this for a more deliberate, atmospheric pace or as a difficulty option.

PREMIUM Cheats for Solarpunk

The following cheats are available for PLITCH PREMIUM users and give deeper control over survivability, aerial mobility, inventory, and navigation.

Health and Survival

Unlimited Health Prevents your health from dropping. This is ideal for pure building and crafting sessions where you want zero risk of dying mid-project.
Never Hungry Keeps your hunger meter full indefinitely. You never have to pause what you are doing to find or cook food.
Never Thirsty Keeps your thirst meter full at all times. This works hand-in-hand with Never Hungry to completely remove survival pressure.

Flight and Aerial Systems

Fly/Hover Mode Activates a fly or hover ability so you can move freely through the air. This makes navigating between floating islands and reaching high-up locations significantly easier.
Increase Fly/Hover Height Raises your altitude while in fly or hover mode. Use this to gain a better vantage point or reach the highest parts of the environment.
Decrease Fly/Hover Height Lowers your altitude while flying or hovering. Useful for precision placement during building or for safely descending to lower platforms.

Items

Max Amount 1st Inventory Item Fills the first item in your inventory to its maximum stack size. This is very helpful when you need a large quantity of a specific resource without repeated farming runs.

Construction

Free Easy Build Removes material costs and simplifies the building process. This lets you focus on the creative and design side of construction without worrying about resource requirements.

Teleport Positions

Save Position Teleport A Saves your current location to Slot A. This is useful for marking your home base, a resource-rich area, or a frequently visited island.
Teleport to Position A Instantly moves you to the saved Slot A location. This cuts down travel time dramatically in a world spread across many floating islands.
Save Position Teleport B Saves a second custom waypoint. This gives you a two-point teleport network for covering large distances quickly.
Teleport to Position B Instantly jumps you to the Slot B location. Combined with Slot A, you can bounce between two key spots with no travel time.
Save Position Teleport C Adds a third waypoint slot for more complex navigation setups.
Teleport to Position C Instantly moves you to the Slot C location. With all three teleport slots active, you can manage resources, base building, and exploration across the entire map without long travel interruptions.

How These Cheats Help

Easier building and crafting Free Easy Build and Max Amount remove the two biggest friction points in construction-heavy play. You can design and build without the constant back-and-forth of resource gathering.
Removing survival grind The three Unlimited survival cheats Unlimited Health, Never Hungry, and Never Thirsty let you treat Solarpunk as a pure sandbox builder rather than a survival experience.
Better aerial navigation FlyHover Mode combined with the height adjustments makes the floating island world feel completely open. You stop being limited by gaps between platforms or hard-to-reach locations.
Faster world traversal Three teleport slots and the movement speed boost together make a huge difference in a world spread across many islands. You spend more time playing and less time traveling.

Using the Trainer

Step 1 Download and install the PLITCH client, then create a free or premium account.
Step 2 Launch PLITCH and search for Solarpunk in the games list.
Step 3 Start Solarpunk via Steam, then switch back to PLITCH.
Step 4 Activate the cheats you want in the PLITCH overlay to tailor survival pressure, movement, flight, and resource management to your preferred style.

Note PLITCH is designed for single-player use. Some antivirus or security tools may flag trainers because they interact with game memory, so you may need to add exceptions.