Can 'Em All Mods and Trainer: Sources, Setup, and Limits
Find the documented community trainer, check MelonLoader setup, and understand what is not verified about cheats and other mods.
A community-made in-game trainer exists for the full Windows game; it is not an official game feature. Its creator documents installation through MelonLoader in a Steam community guide. MelonLoader's own documentation explains how its installer selects a game and loads mods. We have not verified a built-in cheat-code menu, a Steam Workshop integration for this game, or compatibility of every third-party mod.
Before installing anything
Check that a mod's page names the game and the build it supports. Back up your save, read its release notes, and use the author's release page rather than an unrelated download mirror. The trainer creator says it is intended for the full game, not the separate demo, and warns that changing progression can affect a save or achievements. Source: trainer creator's guide.
Documented trainer route
- In Steam, open the game's Properties → Installed Files → Browse to find the full game's installation folder.
- Read the trainer author's current instructions and release link. Check the stated MelonLoader and trainer versions before downloading; compatibility may change.
- Install MelonLoader for the selected game using the loader's own instructions.
- Follow the trainer author's file-placement instructions, then launch the game and test on a backed-up save.
The creator's guide describes a DLL in the game's Mods folder and a menu for money, equipment, and progression. That description is evidence of one named community trainer, not proof that all mods or Cheat Engine tables work with the current game. The author's guide also gives removal steps; removing a DLL does not necessarily undo prior save changes.
Cheats and Cheat Engine queries
“Cheats” may mean in-game codes, a trainer, or a memory editor. We found documentation for the community trainer only. No verified code list or game-specific Cheat Engine procedure is included here. If you only want normal progression, use the upgrade-tree guide. For the official demo and full game, see the Steam store.
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