Some console commands will crash the game - we found this specifically when testing the 'save' and 'load' commands (and so haven't listed them above), and although it didn't crash when we tested any of the above themselves, it's probably worth saving your game before you start playing around with console commands just to be safe.

If any more are added, we'll update this page.

Not all commands work - we've tested all of the above, and they're all accepted as commands (although the gravity and vsync ones seem to have little to no actual effect), but there are many more you can find online - including cheats, specific parts of the UI you can turn off, and even the ability to save your game on the spot - that were once available in the beta builds but have since been deactivated.

But if you switch over from the base game to the Royal edition you need to start over. The only way you can keep playing on your original savefile is that you bougth the base game and the matching DLC.

To use console commands in Kingdom Come: Deliverance, press the ~ key on a US keyboard, or the ¬ key on a UK keyboard - either way, it's the key found just under Esc in the top left.Īway from the basics of using console commands, here are a couple of other points worth bearing in mind: That CUSA code also matches your savefile,so different CUSA code means different savefile. How to use console commands in Kingdom Come: Deliverance and other things to know

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