King’s Bounty II Cheats & Console Commands
To get your hands on some cheats or console commands for King’s Bounty II, you’ll need to download a third-party software called Universal Unreal Engine 4 Unlocker (UUU).
Once you’ve got UUU downloaded and installed, fire up King’s Bounty II. Head over to the UUU program and click on the General tab. Here, you’ll need to pick a process for DLL injection. If you’re rockin’ the Xbox Gamepass launcher, look for a process named “Maine” in the options—it’ll likely be at the top. Steam users, though, might see a different process name.
Choose the right process and then hit the Inject DLL button. You’ll spot some popup windows in King’s Bounty II, letting you know the program’s up and running. If you’re thinking about using cheats, consider starting a fresh game to avoid mucking up your current progress. But hey, the choice is yours! With everything set up and ready to roll, press the ~ key, located in the top left corner of your keyboard under the Escape key.
Now you can enter commands to tweak the game as you please. Check out this list of cheats and commands to kick things off:
CHEATS & CONSOLE COMMANDS
- Enable this command before taping a command: EnableCheats
- god – God mode, which means you won’t take any damage.
- sg.PostProcessQuality 0 – Removes the depth of field blurriness on the map.
- timespeed # – Either slow down, speed up or stop time completely. The higher the number the faster time will go in-game, and the lower the number is the slower it will go. If you enter 0 as your speed then it will stop time completely.
- toggledebugcamera – Gives you the ability to fly around in the game as a camera. It’s not great for flying long distances.
- teleport – Use this command to instantly jump to a location where your crosshair is pointing. This is hit and miss sometimes, it appears you have a limit on how far you can teleport.
- pause – Pauses the game. Repeat the command to un-pause.
- kill – Kills your character and takes you back to your spawn point.
- DamageTarget # – Will damage a target for the designated amount of damage.
- stat fps – Toggles displaying FPS on screen
- stat unit – Toggles displaying frame times on screen
- showdebug – Toggles displaying coordinates on the screen