Overkill Software’s latest cooperative shooter hasn’t been very well received by gamers due to the fact that while the developers focused more on trying to have a diverse cast of characters, they forgot to make a game with a diverse cast of mechanics that actually makes it fun to play.
As a result, plenty of gamers have given negative feedback on the trite and derivative gameplay for Overkill’s The Walking Dead. Nevertheless, if you bought the game but you feel like cheating your way through it, there are some cheats available.
The first trainer is available for free and can be downloaded from the Mr. Antifun page.
Overkill’s The Walking Dead cheat trainer contains the following cheat options:
The cheat resources mean that you’re able to craft whatever you need whenever you need it without having to fish around for supplies. The freeze timer is so that you don’t have to worry about any time-sensitive missions holding you up or causing you to have to rush through whatever you’re doing. Infinite suppressor also makes where you can stay stealthy and silent without the suppressor breaking or wearing out on you.
In order to make use of the resource cheat, however, you first have to activate it and then go to the camp screen; proceed to open up the vault, or talk to the NPC to reap the benefits of the cheat.
Also, make sure that your lobby is set to private, otherwise, if it’s public some straggler might wander in and ruin all your cheat-tastic fun.
This is all assuming you already own the game and you aren’t planning on buying it, because as pointed out by YouTuber The Salt Factory, Overkill’s The Walking Dead ain’t worth buying.
There’s another free trainer available for download from over on the WeMod.com page.
Overkill’s The Walking Dead trainer sports the following options:
And finally, there’s a cheat trainer available from over on Cheat Happens.
The trainer is premium so you’ll have to register and pay to access it, but it sports the following options:
You basically get almost everything from the Mr. Antifun trainer but with some added options.
Overkill’s The Walking Dead is available right now for PC and will also be available for PS4 and Xbox One, but it’s a game you best stay away from because there are better co-op survival options out there, such as Left 4 Dead 2 and Payday 2.
