Free Game Trainers for Aurora - Updated

By Corporal Punishment

on 04/02/2026

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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 by CheatHappens, 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

The Walking Trader:

This is a zombie apocalypse shop sim, you run a store while the world falls apart around you. It drops you into a zombie apocalypse where survival is only half the job. You run a shop, trade for batteries and supplies, manage staff, build your reputation, and decide whether to help people or squeeze every last profit from the end of the world. To make life a little easier, the active trainer options include Unlimited Health, Pause Time of Day, Edit Hour, Edit Minute, Edit Day, Edit Experience, Edit Level, Edit Current Reputation, Edit Unspent Skill Points, Mega Add Battery Credits, and Game Speed. The Walking Trade has a free demo available on Steam and costs $9.99 if you want to buy it.

Mewgenics

: Mewgenics is a dark, funny, tactical game where you breed mutant cats and send them into brutal turn-based battles for food, loot, and genetic advantage. It blends strategy, progression, and pure cat chaos into something very weird, deep, and highly replayable. The active Aurora trainers' options include Unlimited Health, Unlimited Mana, Unlimited Moves, Unlimited Attacks, Weak Enemies, Enemies Cannot Move, Game Speed, Edit Food, Edit Coins, Edit Strength, Edit Constitution, Edit Ranged Attack, Edit Intelligence, Edit Persuasion, Edit Movement Range, and Edit Luck.

Fallout Shelter

: Fallout Shelter is Bethesda's free-to-play vault management sim where you build the perfect underground shelter, keep your Dwellers happy, send them into the Wasteland for loot, and defend your little post-nuclear empire from threats inside and out. It is available on Steam, and the franchise also has an Xbox version through the Microsoft ecosystem. The active trainer options shown here include Unlimited Happiness, Super Health, Game Speed, Edit Food, Edit Water, Edit Research Paks, Max Stats, Super XP, Edit Caps, Edit Energy, Edit Stimpaks, and Edit Nuka Cola.

AETHUS

: AETHUS is a top-down sci-fi survival crafter where you play as Maeve, an ex-mining engineer building a new life on her own claim while digging into abandoned facilities, refining resources, expanding a modular outpost, and uncovering a buried corporate mystery. This is a brand new title, with an overwhelmingly positive rating, launched on March 6, 2026. It has a free downloadable demo to play on Steam and a $19.99 price tag if you want to buy it.

The active trainer options shown here include Game Speed, Change Player Jump, Change Player Walk Speed, Invulnerable, Infinite Health, Unlimited Hydration, Unlimited Weight, Easy Build, No Clip While Flying, Float Player Lower While Flying, save and restore position slots, Change Player Speed, Change Player Gravity, and a whole lot more.... like 100 more.

What Aurora Does

Aurora is Cheat Happens' standalone trainer app, and it is a lot cleaner than the old pile of random EXE trainers people used to keep stuffed in a downloads folder. You install Aurora once, it scans for supported games on your PC, then lets you grab trainers as needed from one central dashboard. It keeps the whole process organized, which is half the battle.

A trainer is a separate program that runs with your game and gives you live cheat options like infinite health, unlimited ammo, extra money, or frozen timers. In Aurora, those options are usually handled with simple hotkeys or on-screen toggles. It is meant for single-player use, and that is where it should stay. Nobody wants to deal with cheaters online. But, also not everyone wants to bash their head against a boss fight for three hours or grind for days for cash just to unlock the only real un part of a game. Aurora is for people who want to skip the busywork, mess around with a sandbox, or replay a single-player game without all the initial friction.

It is also handy for testing. Maybe you want unlimited resources in a city builder, maybe you want to stop a mission timer from breathing down your neck, or maybe you just want to explore a game world without dying every five minutes. That is the kind of stuff trainers are good at.

Getting started is easy. Just download Aurora from MajorGeeks, install it, and let it scan your system for games. Once it finds what you have installed, search for the title you want, pick the trainer, and launch it from inside the app.