Slay the Spire 2 – Trainers, Cheat Tables, and Modding Guide

About This Mod

Introduction
Slay the Spire 2 is the highly anticipated sequel to the genre-defining roguelike deckbuilder, currently available in Early Access. The game natively supports mods, which means players can freely modify and enhance their experience through community-created content . In addition to traditional modding, a robust ecosystem of trainers and Cheat Engine tables has emerged, offering players various ways to customize difficulty, test deck strategies, or simply enjoy the game with reduced friction. This review covers the available modification options, distinguishes between trainers, Cheat Engine tables, and full mods, and provides detailed setup instructions for each approach.

Understanding the Modification Landscape
Native Mod Support
Slay the Spire 2 is built on a custom version of the Godot game engine and natively supports mods . This means players can create and install modifications directly without needing to bypass any anti-cheat systems. The modding community is already active, with tools like the BaseLib library helping streamline the development process .

Standalone Trainers
Trainers are standalone executable programs that run alongside the game and modify memory values in real-time. Multiple versions are available for Slay the Spire 2, primarily designed for the Early Access build.

A popular +20 trainer offers extensive functionality :

Combat and Survival:

Infinite HP

Infinite Shield

Infinite Energy

Infinite Stars

Enemies Can't Move

Super Damage/One Hit Kills

Damage Multiplier

Defense Multiplier

Rewards and Map:

Always Reward Potion

Always Upgrade Card Rewards

Max Card Reward Rarity

Unknown Map Points Always Give Treasures

Economy and Progress:

Edit Gold

Gold Multiplier

Free Purchase In Shop

Edit Max Energy

Edit Potion Slot Count

Max Score

Score Multiplier

Set Game Speed

Installation Notes:

The trainer must be launched before starting the game

Trainers are designed for specific game versions; updates may break functionality

Archive password required for extraction: typically vgtimes or trainer depending on source

Cheat Engine Tables
Cheat Engine tables provide more granular control over specific game values and require the Cheat Engine software to function. Several tables are available for Slay the Spire 2 .

Basic Table Features:

Attack Multiplier

Defense Multiplier

Current Health

Max Health

Current Energy

Max Energy

Gold Count

Advanced Table Features:

God Mode

Full Heal

Unlimited Energy

Health and Mana editing

Installation Notes:

Download and install Cheat Engine

Launch Slay the Spire 2 and start a run

Open Cheat Engine and click "Select a process to open"

Choose the game process

Click "Load" and select the downloaded table file

Activate desired options by checking the boxes

Mod Menu Trainer
A comprehensive mod menu trainer is available through Nexus Mods, offering an all-in-one interface with features organized into categories .

Installation Steps:

Close Slay the Spire 2 before installation

Extract the downloaded archive

Copy the Sts2ModMenu folder into the game's mods folder (right-click StS2 in Steam → Manage → Browse Local Files)

Start Slay the Spire 2—the game may require a restart after first mod load

Press F8, Insert, or Home to show or hide the trainer HUD

Key Features:

Unlimited HP and Never Die options

One Hit Kill and No Enemy Damage

Unlimited Energy and Unlimited Stars

Free Shop and Gold Multiplier

Upgrade All Cards and Clean Deck options

Game Speed adjustment

Multiplayer Guard for safe use in co-op

Compatibility and Performance
Platform: Windows, macOS, and Linux are supported

Game Version: Trainers and mods are designed for Early Access builds

Multiplayer: Some trainers include a Multiplayer Guard feature to disable cheats in networked games

Co-op Compatibility: Trainers are designed primarily for single-player use; co-op crashes may occur

Important Notes:

The WeMod trainer may require restarting Steam for proper functionality

Game updates can break trainer and mod compatibility; always check for the latest versions

Native mod support means mods are less likely to be affected by updates than external trainers

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Will using a trainer get me banned in Slay the Spire 2?
A: Slay the Spire 2 natively supports mods and does not employ anti-cheat systems . Trainers are generally safe for single-player use. However, some trainers include a Multiplayer Guard feature that disables cheats in networked games to avoid interfering with co-op sessions . Using trainers in multiplayer may cause crashes and is not supported by trainer developers.

Q: How do I install a mod for Slay the Spire 2?
A: Place the mod folder into the game's mods directory. Right-click Slay the Spire 2 in Steam, select Manage → Browse Local Files, then navigate to the mods folder. Copy your mod folder there. The game will load it automatically on startup .

Q: Can I create my own mods for Slay the Spire 2?
A: Yes. Slay the Spire 2 natively supports mods. You will need a C# IDE (like Rider), the Godot .NET engine, and knowledge of C# programming. The BaseLib community library is recommended for streamlining development .

Q: Why isn't the trainer working on my game?
A: Trainers are designed for specific game versions. If the game has been updated, the trainer may no longer function correctly . Check for an updated version of the trainer compatible with your current Early Access build.

Q: What is the difference between a trainer and a Cheat Engine table?
A: A trainer is a standalone executable with its own interface and hotkeys that runs alongside the game . A Cheat Engine table requires the Cheat Engine software to function and provides more granular control over specific memory values . Both offer similar core functionality.

Q: Can I use trainers with mods installed?
A: Generally yes, though compatibility may vary. The mod menu trainer is itself a mod that can be used alongside other mods . Standalone trainers typically work regardless of installed mods, as they operate on memory values rather than modifying game files.

Conclusion
Slay the Spire 2 offers players multiple ways to customize their experience. The game's native mod support provides a solid foundation for community-created content, while standalone trainers and Cheat Engine tables offer immediate gameplay advantages for testing, learning, or simply enjoying the game with reduced difficulty .

Trainers range from basic +20 versions with hotkey-controlled features to comprehensive mod menus with extensive options for combat, economy, rewards, and utility . The mod menu trainer in particular offers the most complete feature set, including multiplayer guards, game speed control, and card management tools . For players comfortable with more technical tools, Cheat Engine tables provide precise control over specific game values .

All approaches share common considerations: ensure compatibility with the current game version, follow installation instructions carefully, and be aware that trainers may not function correctly after game updates . Given that Slay the Spire 2 is a primarily single-player experience, these tools are safe to use for personal enjoyment, and the community around modding continues to grow with resources available for both users and creators .

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Compatible Platforms

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