The Outer Worlds 2 Console Commands & Cheats
Complete list of all console commands and cheat codes for The Outer Worlds 2. Enable god mode, spawn items, get unlimited ammo, and more. One-click copy for easy use.
How to Enable Console Commands
⚠️ MOD Required!
The Outer Worlds 2 does not have native console support. You must install the Console Enabler Mod to use console commands. This requires the PC version of the game.
Step 1: Download Mod
Download the Console Enabler and BP ModLoader from Nexus Mods:
- Visit Nexus Mods for The Outer Worlds 2
- Search for "Console Enabler and BP ModLoader"
- Download "SML and Console Enabler zip"
- Extract the files to a folder
Step 2: Install Mod
Install the mod files to your game directory:
- Navigate to:
Arkansas/Content/Paks - Create folder:
~mods - Place all mod files in
~mods - Launch the game
Step 3: Use Console
Once the mod is installed, you can access the console:
- In-game, press
~(tilde key) - Type or paste command
- Press
Enterto execute - Refer to "Cheats" folder in
~mods
Need detailed instructions and download links?
📖 View Complete Tutorial on DestructoidThe Destructoid guide includes the exact Nexus Mods download link and step-by-step installation instructions.
Common Console Commands
Note: The commands below are common examples based on Obsidian's previous games
and Unreal Engine standards. For the complete list of commands, check the Cheats
folder in your ~mods directory after installing the Console Enabler mod.
| Command | Description | Effect | Action |
|---|
Looking for more commands?
After installing the Console Enabler mod, navigate to ~mods/Cheats folder
for complete command documentation. Also check Destructoid's guide for detailed instructions.
⚠️ Important Warnings & Tips
❌ MOD & Achievement Warning
Requires Third-Party Mod: Console commands need the Console Enabler mod from Nexus Mods.
Disables Achievements: Using console commands will permanently disable Steam achievements
for your current save file. Create a backup save before using cheats!
⚡ Game Stability
Some commands can cause crashes or corrupt saves. Always save your game before experimenting with console commands.
💡 Pro Tips
- Commands are case-sensitive
- Use
helpto see all available commands - Press
↑arrow to recall previous commands - Some commands require targets (click NPC/object first)
✅ Best Practices
- Create a separate "cheat" save file
- Read the mod's "How to read cheats" documentation
- Test commands in a safe location
- Check the
~mods/Cheatsfolder for syntax - Restart game if things break
Frequently Asked Questions
Why isn't the console opening when I press ~ (tilde)?
First, make sure you've installed the Console Enabler mod!
The Outer Worlds 2 requires a mod to enable console commands.
If the mod is installed and it still doesn't work:
1) Verify all mod files are in the Arkansas/Content/Paks/~mods folder.
2) Try pressing ` (backtick) instead of tilde.
3) Check the mod's documentation for troubleshooting.
4) Refer to Destructoid's detailed guide.
Can I use console commands on Xbox or PlayStation?
No, console commands are only available on the PC version of The Outer Worlds 2. Console players can use in-game difficulty settings instead.
Will using console commands ban my Steam account?
No! Using console commands will NOT result in a ban. It only disables achievements for your current save file. Your Steam account remains safe.
How do I find item IDs and specific command syntax?
After installing the Console Enabler mod, check the Cheats folder in your
~mods directory. The mod includes text files with complete command documentation,
item IDs, and syntax guides. The mod author recommends reading the "How to read cheats" file
to understand the technical format. Source:
Destructoid
Can I re-enable achievements after using console commands?
No, once achievements are disabled for a save file, they cannot be re-enabled. You'll need to start a new playthrough without using console commands.
What's the difference between 'god' and 'tgm' commands?
god enables god mode permanently until you restart the game.
tgm (toggle god mode) lets you turn it on/off without restarting.
Both provide invincibility.