Fatekeeper Cheat Engine Table

Overview

A Cheat Engine table for Fatekeeper, a first-person sword-and-sorcery RPG (Unreal Engine). It provides God Mode (F1) and Unlimited Mana (F2), both driven by a single shared code hook on the game’s generic resource-write instruction. The hook is located with an AOB scan every time it is enabled, so it re-finds the right instruction after game updates instead of silently breaking.

The source is plain text in this repo, the file is checksummed, and there are no paywalls, surveys, or download gates.

Notes

• God Mode and Unlimited Mana share one write instruction. The game stores both health and mana through the same routine; the table tells them apart by the object’s health-component flag and applies the right effect to each.
• God Mode forces health high. Unlimited Mana pins only your mana to full — it matches the Mana attribute by its type id rather than every non-health stat — and kickstarts mana once on enable so it fills even when regen is zero.
• Enabling F1 or F2 auto-installs the shared hook on demand — you don’t need to toggle anything else.
• F12 is a panic key that disables every active cheat at once.

Requirements

• Cheat Engine 7.5 or newer.
• Fatekeeper on Steam (Windows).
• Single-player session only.

Installation & Usage

1. Install Cheat Engine 7.5 or newer.
2. Download tint-fatekeeper-1.1.1.ct from the download box on this page.
3. Verify the SHA-256 shown here (optional but recommended).
4. Launch Fatekeeper.
5. Open the .CT file in Cheat Engine. It auto-attaches to the game.
6. Tick God Mode / Unlimited Mana, or press F1 / F2 in game. Press F12 to switch everything off.

Compatibility

Both cheats use an AOB scan rather than a hardcoded address, so they survive the kind of code-shifting patches that break offset-based tables. (The original offset-based hook died on a patch; the AOB now re-locates the instruction on every enable.) If a future update changes the instruction pattern itself and a cheat stops working, please open an issue with your game version.

Known Issues

• God Mode forces every health-bearing object high on the shared write, so enemies can become tanky while it is enabled. Toggle it off (or hit F12) when you want to fight normally.
• Both functions are value-write based; a large patch that reworks the resource system may need a table update.

Changelog

1.1.1

• Unlimited Mana now affects only the Mana attribute (matched by its type id) instead of every non-health attribute, so it no longer maxes unrelated stats like rates, resists, and multipliers.
• Added a one-time kickstart on enable so mana fills even with zero regen (the write hook alone can’t lift it from empty).

1.1.0

• Added Unlimited Mana (F2): pins mana and other non-health resources to full through the same shared resource-write hook, distinguished from health by the object’s health-component flag.
• Reworked God Mode and Unlimited Mana onto one self-healing ”[ Core ]” AOB hook that auto-installs on demand; F1/F2 now just toggle their flags.

1.0.1

• Added the tint-cheats community/info rows (official site, Telegram, Matrix) and visual separators. No gameplay changes.

1.0.0

• God Mode (F1) via a self-healing AOB code hook, auto-attach watchdog, process-exit cleanup, and a disable-all panic key (F12).

Credits

• Table by TINT (thereisnotime).
• Fatekeeper by Paraglacial (published by THQ Nordic). This table is unofficial and not affiliated with the developers or publisher.