Free Game Trainers for Aurora - Updated

Cheat Happens is back at it with another batch of free trainers, all delivered through their slick trainer manager, Aurora. If you're new to Aurora, think of it as your personal concierge of game cheating. It auto-downloads, organizes, and updates your trainers without the usual hoops.

Each week or so, you get four full-featured trainers for free, and this time around, the spotlight's on a mix of cozy RPGs, brutal survival action, deckbuilding madness, and post-apocalyptic chaos.
Let's dig into this week's lineup and what Aurora brings to the table.

This Week's Featured Trainers

Fantasy Life: The Girl Who Steals Time:

Step into a chilled-out, slow-life RPG where you can switch between 14 different "Lives" (a.k.a. jobs), from fisherman to blacksmith to wizard. Whether you're cooking meals or battling beasts with friends, the Aurora trainer lets you enjoy the game your way—with a little less grind and a lot more fun.

Enshrouded

: You're the Flameborn, the last glimmer of hope in a kingdom swallowed by a deadly fog. Expect big survival vibes, base-building, and brutal boss fights in co-op for up to 16 players. The trainer takes the edge off when the game gets too punishing—think unlimited stamina, invincibility toggles, and more.

Monster Train

: The vertical roguelike deckbuilder is back with new clans, enemies, modes, and pain. Defend your Pyre, strategize your card placement, and steamroll the enemy—unless they steamroll you first. With the trainer? Let's just say the deck will be a little more stacked in your favor.

Survive the Fall

: Explore, loot, and fight in a wide-open action world set after a devastating meteor strike. Assemble your team, choose between guns-blazing or sneaky takedowns, and expand your base to unlock new gear and upgrades. Aurora gives you the upper hand with everything from faster builds to stronger squads—because the apocalypse doesn't play fair.

What is Aurora?

If you're still using old-school EXE trainers, it's time to upgrade. Aurora is a free, standalone trainer hub from Cheat Happens. You install it once, and it becomes a front-end auto-detecting your games, downloading trainers on demand, and organizing everything in one place. You only use the trainers if you want to.

A trainer is a small program that runs alongside a game to give you cheats or enhancements in real-time. When you launch a trainer (like through Aurora), it hooks into your running game. It lets you activate enhancements like infinite health, unlimited ammo, max money, freeze timers, and more, usually with a hotkey or toggle.
Trainers are designed for single-player games only and are intended to temporarily tweak game memory. They don't modify game files permanently, and they won't work in online multiplayer (and shouldn't because no one likes a cheater online)

How to Use Aurora

Using Aurora is refreshingly simple. Just download and run the Aurora app, and it'll automatically detect the games you have installed. From there, search for the game you want to tweak, select a trainer, and launch it. Aurora handles the rest. Most cheats are toggled with hotkeys or switches inside the trainer interface. Aurora also supports cross-platform coverage – Steam, Game Pass, GOG, Epic—you name it.

Final Thoughts

Programs like Aurora are built to skip the grind and get you straight to the good stuff: story, action, creativity, whatever makes the game fun for you. If there's something in a game that wastes your time or tests your patience, odds are Aurora has a toggle to fix it.

Offering free cheats each week is a smart way to test the waters and see if skipping the busywork is your style. And with a fresh batch of trainers dropping weekly, you're bound to find something you actually want to play and power up. And yes, the weekly trainers are completely free, no subscriptions, no ad traps, no nonsense. The games themselves might not be free, but the cheats are.

If you haven't fired up Aurora yet, this week's lineup is the perfect excuse. Load a trainer, tweak your settings, and as always, single-player only. Be cool, don't cheat online.
Want more? Check out the full collection on Cheat Happens or just hang tight for next week's freebies. Until then, happy optimizing.