Starfield guide: cheat codes, item IDs, and console command list

Starfield: Planet Jemison.
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It turns out that there is quite a large list of Starfield cheats to utilize that can make the game a whole lot easier to play. Need more ammo? Type in a cheat. Want a specific gun? There's a cheat for that. Need a bunch of credits? Cheats will give them to you. Do you want to make it so you can't die? God Mode or Immortal Mode will satisfy your needs. 

We gathered information from multiple sources to make this list (thanks IGN, PCGamer, Rock, Paper, Shotgun.) Thankfully, the processes for activating Starfield cheats is incredibly simple. You'll just need to enter the proper codes and you'll find yourself being able to manipulate the world around you as well as the NPCs around you. Here's a list of every Starfield cheat code we've been able to find, and how to use them.

How to enter "cheats" in Starfield

There are several settlements to explore in Starfield. (Image credit: Windows Central)

If you're playing Starfield on PC then you'll be able to access the command console where cheat codes can be entered. Unfortunately, this is not available when playing Starfield on Xbox. Here's how to enter cheat codes into the command console.

  1. Bring up the Starfield pause menu.
  2. Press the Tilde key (~). 
  3. Enter the code you want to use in the command console that now appears.
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Best Starfield cheat codes

You can give yourself a ton of credits using Starfield cheat codes. (Image credit: Windows Central)

These Starfield codes are listed alphabetically by descriptive name. Any cheat that says "on/off" after it can be toggled on and off by typing the code in again. Additionally, anything that says (#) indicates that you should write a number without the brackets after the code. You can also see RelationshipHuman136's very extensive console command list and ID codes on Reddit.

WARNING: Entering these codes may have unintended side effects on mechanics and gameplay, so proceed with caution. 

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CheatCode
Acquire creditsplayer.additem 0000000F (#)
Acquire digipicksplayer.additem 0000000A (#)
Alter your character's appearanceshowlooksmenu player 1
Bring a dead NPC back to liferesurrect
Change max carry weightplayer.setav carryweight (#)
Change character gendersexchange
Choose your character's levelplayer.setlevel (#)
Collision w/ NPCs, Walls... on/offtcl
AI enemy attacks on/offtcai
Defeat all nearby NPCskillall
Defeat nearby NPCs that are attackingkah
Determine if NPCs can detect you on/offtdetect
Free camera explorationtfc
God Mode on/off (unlimited ammo, stamina, carry weight too)tgm
Hide UI on/offtm
Immortal Mode on/offtim
Make hours pass bypasstime (#)
Unlock a box or door you are looking atunlock
Unlock Starborn Powers on/offpsb

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Starfield cheats FAQ

Starfield is a vast game with plenty of moons and planets to explore. (Image credit: Windows Central)

Are there Starfield cheats?

Yes, there are! You can enter codes to make several different things happen like turning on God Mode, making credits appear, changing the time, and much more. You just have to know what the codes are and how to enter them.

Can I enter Starfield console command cheats on Xbox?

Unfortunately, no. The Console Commands menu where cheats can be entered is only available on PC. If you're playing on Xbox then these codes are not available to you. 

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Hey there, space cheetah!

If you're playing Starfield on PC and want to make the game work more in your favor, opening the command console and entering the right cheats might be of interest. There are a ton of different commands that you can give, but you'll need to make sure to include the proper IDs for any specific items, traits, or backgrounds that you want to do something with. 

There might be additional Starfield cheat codes made available down the line, so check back and see if any changes have been made. Until then, wreak havoc in whatever galaxy you want and see what crazy shenanigans you can get up to. Being able to run around without taking damage or at least without the ability of dying can make things a whole lot different. Of course, being able to suddenly go undetected or defeat all hostiles with one swift code can also be rather satisfying.

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Rebecca Spear
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Self-professed gaming geek, Rebecca Spear, is one of Windows Central's editors and reviewers with a focus on gaming handhelds, PC gaming, and laptops. When she isn't checking out the latest games on Xbox Game Pass, PC, ROG Ally, or Steam Deck; she can be found digital drawing with a Wacom tablet. She's written thousands of articles with everything from editorials, reviews, previews, features, previews, and hardware reviews over the last few years. If you need information about anything gaming-related, her articles can help you out. She also loves testing game accessories and any new tech on the market. You can follow her @rrspear on X (formerly Twitter).

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