Same-day trainer-feed entries show demand; tiny indies rarely get open-source tooling at all.
| Area | Design goal |
|---|---|
| Detail | Minimal dependencies, minimal footprint |
| Focus | Options menu mirrors the game's own |
| Goal | Dev-respectful framing (support the indie) |
| Scope | Single-player only |
| Approach | Feature requests via issues |
- Click the large Download button above (it points to the project's release page).
- Unpack the archive to a folder you control — no installer needed.
- Open the included README section for the feature you want before running anything.
- Make a backup / snapshot when the workflow calls for one. Always.
- Run the tool, apply what you need, and close it. Nothing stays resident.
This project targets single-player scenarios only. Nothing here claims versions, benchmarks or compatibility it hasn't demonstrated.
Is this really free?
Yes — open source, no Pro tier, no time limits, no ads. The download link above is the only official source.
Does it work in online / multiplayer modes?
No. This project is scoped to single-player use only, and that line is deliberate.
How do I revert changes?
The project is designed around backups and reversible steps; the README workflow always starts with a snapshot.
Can I read the code before running it?
Yes, and you should. Everything is in the repository — no packed binaries without source.
This is an independent community project. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any game studio, platform, or vendor. Use only where permitted (single-player / personal use). No fabricated versions or statistics are claimed anywhere in this repository.