cheatbook.de
Free database of cheat codes, game trainers and walkthroughs for PC and console gamers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About cheatbook.de
Cheatbook provides a free database of PC and console game cheat codes, hints, trainers, walkthroughs and guides, along with monthly and annual downloadable compilations.
The site is supported by advertising and community contributions. Its content is available to players without subscriptions, paywalls or registration.
Founded in Hamburg, Germany, in 1996, Cheatbook has operated independently and published monthly issues since 1998.
Product: A free online database of game cheats, trainers and walkthroughs, plus downloadable monthly and annual compilations.
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