The Witcher series is one the most popular series of this era and one of the most played games of all time. With a great storyline along with powerful characters, it sure is a gem. But what if we took all of the Witcher’s powers and put them on steroids? Well, with game console, you can actually do that. Especially in a game like this, the cheats make the already flawless execution even more addictive. Command Console is primary a debugging tool but can be used to fix glitches, setting your stats, toggling no-clip, god-mode and much more.
You can use The Witcher 3’s Command Console to access features not available otherwise. These features include the ability to play as different characters, spawn monsters, activate God Mode, create items at will and many more.
There are 69 Cheat codes, 4231 item codes and 337 NPC spawn codes for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
You can use cheat codes to access features like God mode, add abilities, learn crafts and switch your character to play as someone else
Using item code, you get access to a lot of customization options not present in the game by default like changing your hair color, and add magical affects to various items
You can make new elements appear in the gameplay using spawning.
You can spawn a person, an animal, an item or a creature, the spawn codes usually look like this spawn(‘name’,number), where ‘name’ is the Item code and number is an Arabic numeral for the number you wish to spawn. For example, to spawn four bows type:
spawn(‘bow’,4)
To access these features, you have to enable command console first, Once enabled, type a command into the command console and press ENTER. All Commands are CASE SENSITIVE, so make sure you spell commands exactly as they are listed. Remember that most codes (e.g. item codes, NPC codes) don’t work without apostrophes on either side of them.
How to Enable Command Console in Witcher 3?
There are two primary methods by which you can enable Command Console in The Witcher 3.
1st Method: Changing the game configuration files:
If you have the game running on your system, close it. The method does not work with the game running.
Launch Steam, go to your Library
Find The Witcher 3, right click and select properties
In the properties, click the local files tab and then click ‘browse local files’
Open the ‘bin’ folder, then open the ‘config’ folder and then ‘base’ folder
Address looks like this
The Witcher 3/bin/config/base
When you have opened the base folder, look for ‘general.ini’ file and right click on it. Click on “open with” and then select notepad.
Once opened, press enter to make a new line and then copy and paste the following text
DBGConsoleOn=true
You should then press Ctrl + s to save the changes and then close notepad.
You can test if the method worked by launching the game and pressing the ~ key which is normally located below the Esc key on your keyboard.
If it doesn’t work, you should try the following keys before moving on to the 2nd method.
- @
- §
- `
- Ö
- Ò
- Ñ
- Æ
2nd Method: Downloading a Mod:
You can download the mod from this link
If you have the game running on your system, close it. The method does not work with the game running
Launch Steam, go to your Library
Find The Witcher 3, right click and select properties
In the properties, click the local files tab and then click ‘browse local files’
Open the ‘bin’ folder, and then open the ‘x64’ folder
Address looks like this
The Witcher 3/bin/x64
Open the downloaded mod and copy the “plugins” folder and the “dssound.dll” file into the x64 folder.
Make sure you copy these two files and not the downloaded zip or rar file itself. Once done, you can confirm by opening the x64 folder and making sure both of these files are in the x64 folder
Launch the game and press the F2 key too access the command console.
One caveat is that You need to follow the above steps every time The Witcher 3 updates because the update process breaks this method.
The Witcher 3 Console Commands
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The Witcher 3 Item Codes
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The Witcher 3 NPC Spawn Codes
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