PLITCH

Overview

PLITCH is a trainer for customizing supported single-player PC games with mods and cheat codes. It is a strong fit for players who want to adjust difficulty or game behavior, including casual players and gamers with disabilities. The broad Premium trainer library is its main draw; the free tier is a narrower way to start.

MegaDev GmbH, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Munich, makes PLITCH. The software accesses PC RAM to apply changes, and the maker says it does not alter or damage game files. That approach keeps the changes focused on gameplay, while the single-player focus rules it out for people seeking a general-purpose utility or multiplayer tool.

Key features

Cheats activate with a button click and can make a game easier, harder, or otherwise different. That flexibility can help when a game's default challenge or mechanics do not suit a player, rather than limiting customization to making play easier.

The maker says PLITCH supports more than 5,800 PC games and adds 10–20 new and classic games each week. It also says the software covers game patches and updates, averaging 250+ game patches per week. That breadth and update cadence are useful for players who switch among games or return after updates, but the free plan's full access to 712 trainers covers only a fraction of the reported library.

Premium adds unlimited playtime, a companion app, Game Bar Overlay, game requests, prioritized support, a community badge, exclusive achievements, and selected Premium skins. The site also describes free iOS and Android companion apps and a Microsoft Overlay feature for the PC software. The extras make Premium more than a larger trainer catalogue, though badges and skins are less consequential than trainer access and unlimited playtime for most buyers.

The maker says its modding software complies with GDPR and describes it as secure; it also describes support as multilingual. Premium purchases carry a 14-day money-back guarantee. These are useful assurances, but the guarantee is a limited window rather than a substitute for deciding whether the supported trainers cover the games you play.

Pricing

PLITCH uses a freemium model, with a free plan and three Premium terms. The free plan costs nothing and includes 28,298 mods/cheats, standard support, and full access to 712 trainers. It is the sensible starting point if those trainers cover your games and you do not need unlimited playtime or Premium extras. Its limited trainer access is the key compromise.

Premium — 365 days costs 16.66 PLN a year, billed zł 199.92 every 365 days. It includes 81,114 mods/cheats, prioritized support, full access to 5,861 trainers, and cancellation anytime. For a player who expects to use PLITCH regularly, this is the lowest stated monthly equivalent and the broadest access, but it commits to an annual billing cycle.

Premium — 90 days costs 30.99 PLN a month for 90 days; Premium — 30 days costs 36.99 PLN a month for 30 days. Both are shorter commitments for someone who wants Premium access without choosing the annual term, at a higher stated monthly price. Premium purchases have a 14-day money-back guarantee. PLITCH supports three simultaneous devices.

Platforms

PLITCH is a hybrid, multi-platform product with Windows software and Android and iOS companion apps. It also offers an in-game overlay and automatic updates. The platform list should not obscure the product's focus: the game trainer is for PC games, while the mobile apps are described as companions.

Who it's for

Choose PLITCH if you want adjustable cheats for supported single-player games, particularly if the maker's large Premium catalogue includes the games you play. It also suits players who want to change difficulty or game behavior for accessibility or personal preference. It is less compelling if your games fall outside the 712 free trainers and you are unwilling to pay, or if you need a multiplayer or non-PC game trainer.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The maker reports support for more than 5,800 PC games and regular additions, giving Premium users broad choice across a large catalogue.
• Pros: Button-activated cheats can adjust a game's difficulty or behavior in either direction, a practical fit for different play styles and accessibility needs.
• Pros: The free tier provides access to 712 trainers, and Premium adds unlimited playtime, an overlay, and prioritized support.
• Cons: The free trainer library is much smaller than the Premium catalogue, so players whose games are not among those 712 may need a paid plan.
• Cons: The 90-day and 30-day Premium options cost more per month than the annual plan, while the annual plan bills zł 199.92 every 365 days.
• Cons: PLITCH is designed for single-player PC game customization, limiting its relevance for other gaming needs.

Alternatives

Game Trainers is the broader category to compare if you want to weigh trainer options beyond PLITCH. For an overlay-focused comparison, see Game Overlay Software.

Choose Cheat Happens if its free-pass cheats and trainers are enough for you, or if its stated support for Linux matters; its Premium Monthly plan covers 3 games per week. ChooChoo Loader is a free alternative with Linux, macOS, web, and Windows platform support. WeMod may fit a player who prefers keyboard hotkeys and can work within the free plan's 2 hours of mod usage per day for newly created accounts, or wants its Pro option at $7.99 a month.

AurorAI is another free-plan option for readers comparing apps in this category. Rival Gaming offers a free plan with 3 sessions per day and basic cheats for supported games, with a Pro tier earned at 2,500 XP. RG Trainer has a free plan with basic cheats and 3 sessions per day, plus an Ultimate tier earned through community XP. CoSMOS is a free alternative with no registration required and no features locked. If your priority is managing game saves rather than applying cheats, consider Game Save Manager, which offers a free Windows 64-bit installer under GPL-3.0.

Verdict

PLITCH is a good choice for players who want flexible single-player PC customization and expect to use its wide Premium trainer library. Its free tier lets you check whether your games are covered, while the annual plan offers the broadest access at the lowest stated monthly equivalent. Look elsewhere if you need more than the free tier but do not want a recurring paid plan, or if you need a tool for something beyond single-player PC games.