PC games can offer hundreds of hours of content, but not every minute is equally enjoyable. Farming the same materials, running across the same map, repeating a boss fight, or grinding XP can start to feel more like work than play. We’ll show you how to skip repetitive tasks in PC games and spend more time on the parts you actually enjoy.
Quick Answer: PLITCH lets you choose which parts of a supported single-player PC game you want to modify. With more than 5,800 supported games and over 80,000 cheats, you can skip specific chores without changing the entire game.
Last updated: September 2026
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Farming the Same Enemies or Items
Farming is one of the most obvious forms of repetition in games. You defeat the same enemies, complete the same tasks, or collect the same items until you finally have enough XP, money, or materials for the next upgrade. Sometimes this is part of the fun. But when you already know exactly what you need and are simply repeating the same activity for another hour, the process can become a chore.
PLITCH can help you skip this kind of farming. Instead of spending an entire evening repeating the same activity, you can give yourself what you need and continue with the quest, build, or area you actually want to play.
Useful cheats include:
- Add or set money
- Add experience
- Set skill points
- Add resources
- Add items
- XP multipliers
Gathering Resources
Survival and crafting games are especially good at turning resource gathering into a full-time job. You need wood for the next building, stone for the next upgrade, ore for better equipment, and perhaps several other materials for crafting. Resource cheats can help you bypass that bottleneck. Depending on the game, you might be able to add specific materials, increase item quantities, remove inventory restrictions, or make crafting easier.
Depending on the game, useful options can include:
- Add resources
- Set resource quantity
- Add items
- Set item quantity
- No item weight
- Increased carrying capacity
Repeating Long Journeys
Large game worlds are great for exploration, but traveling through them isn’t always exciting. After you’ve already seen the landscape several times, a ten-minute journey between two familiar locations can start to feel like downtime rather than gameplay.
Movement speed and teleportation cheats can considerably shorten these journeys. This doesn’t mean skipping exploration altogether. You can still walk across the map when you want to discover something new, and use faster movement or teleportation when you’re simply returning to somewhere you’ve already visited.
Cheats that can help reduce travel time include:
- Increased movement speed
- Teleportation
- Flymode
Getting Rid of Backtracking
Backtracking can be especially frustrating when you’ve already done everything interesting in an area. You find a new item, unlock an ability, or receive a quest that sends you back to a location you explored hours earlier. Now you have to retrace your route just to continue. Teleportation and movement cheats can make these situations much less tedious. Instead of retracing the same route, you can save a position and return to it later or move through the area more quickly.
Useful options for cutting down on backtracking include:
- Teleportation
- Increased movement speed
- Flymode
Repeating Boss Fights
Bosses are supposed to be challenging, but not everyone enjoys repeating the same opening section of a fight. This becomes especially noticeable when a boss takes several minutes to reach, has a long introduction, or requires you to repeat several encounters before you get another attempt.
There are several ways to approach this using cheats. Unlimited health can give you more room to learn an encounter, while damage-related cheats can help you get through a fight when you’re primarily interested in seeing what comes next. In some games, unlimited stamina or ammo can remove another layer of repetition without making your character completely invincible.
Depending on the game, useful boss fight cheats include:
- Unlimited health
- Unlimited stamina
- Unlimited ammunition
- Increased damage
- One-hit kills
- Godmode
Waiting for Resources, Stamina, or Timers
Some games slow you down by making you wait rather than through active gameplay. Your stamina needs to recover, a resource needs to respawn, an item takes time to craft, or a quest only progresses at a particular time of day.
Depending on the game, PLITCH can offer cheats for unlimited stamina, game speed, timers, resource quantities, or other systems that control how quickly you progress. You can remove waiting without changing unrelated parts of the game.
Cheats that can reduce waiting include:
- Unlimited stamina
- Increased game speed
- Freeze or modify timers
- Faster crafting
- Faster resource regeneration
- Instant actions, where available
Grinding XP and Character Progression
Leveling systems are designed to give you a sense of progression, but reaching the next level can sometimes require a lot of repetition. XP cheats and experience multipliers can shorten this process. You can accelerate your progression without necessarily changing enemy health, damage, or combat mechanics. That lets you keep playing normally while spending less time on activities you completed only for experience.
Useful progression cheats include:
- Add experience
- Set experience
- XP multipliers
- Set skill points
- Add levels
Repeating Crafting and Building Tasks
Crafting and building games often involve another kind of repetition: gathering materials, crafting intermediate items, returning to the workbench, and repeating the process until you finally have everything needed for a larger project.
Depending on the game, cheats for resources, item quantities, crafting requirements, or free building can reduce this preparation time. You can still design your base, test different ideas, and build large projects without constantly stopping to gather another batch of materials.
Depending on the game, useful cheats can include:
- Add resources
- Add items
- Set item quantity
- Free crafting
- No crafting requirements
- Unlimited building resources
Inventory Management and Supply Runs
Inventory limits can add interesting decision-making to survival and RPG games, but constantly running out of space can also lead to unnecessary travel. Inventory-related cheats can reduce some of these interruptions. Increased carrying capacity, no item weight, unlimited items, or resource cheats can mean fewer trips back to base.
Useful inventory cheats include:
- Increased carrying capacity
- No item weight
- Unlimited items
- Add items
- Set item quantity
- Increased inventory space
How to Skip Repetitive Tasks Without Removing the Challenge
You don’t have to use cheats to make an entire game effortless. In fact, targeted cheats can be more interesting when you remove only the parts you don’t enjoy.
For example, you could:
- Add crafting materials but leave combat unchanged
- Increase movement speed but keep normal enemy damage
- Add money without giving yourself unlimited health
- Increase XP gain while keeping boss fights completely normal
- Use teleportation for backtracking but explore new areas on foot
- Use unlimited stamina for exploration while keeping combat challenging
- Activate a cheat only when a particular task starts feeling repetitive
This approach lets you customize how much repetition you want in your game. You can keep the mechanics that provide challenge or satisfaction and skip the ones that have simply stopped being fun.
PLITCH: Skip the Grind and Keep Playing
PLITCH brings game-specific cheats into a single Windows client, so you don’t have to search for a separate trainer every time you start another game. It currently supports more than 5,800 PC games and offers over 80,000 cheats, covering everything from resources and XP to movement, inventory, health, ammunition, and teleportation.
The client can detect supported games on platforms such as Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG, and EA. You can activate cheats with custom hotkeys, the Windows overlay, or the free companion apps for Android and iOS.
PLITCH is designed exclusively for single-player games, so the cheats are focused on your own gaming experience. You can activate them when a particular task becomes tedious and turn them off again when you want the normal challenge back.
With more than 700 games offering completely free cheats, you can also try the system without immediately committing to Premium. The goal is simple: spend less time doing the same thing over and over and more time playing the parts of your games you actually enjoy. Your Game. No Limits.
FAQ
No. Cheats can be used selectively whenever you want to skip a particular repetitive task. You can activate them for a specific section of a game and turn them off again once you are ready to continue playing normally.
Yes. You can focus on the specific part of progression that’s slowing you down. For example, adding XP or resources can reduce grinding without giving yourself unlimited health, maximum damage, or other combat-affecting advantages.
They can be especially useful when you already know a game and don’t want to repeat every step of the progression. You can use cheats to speed through familiar sections, allowing you to spend more time on new choices, builds, quests, or other content you want to experience differently.
Yes. Cheats can reduce time spent on activities that are primarily there to pace progression, such as farming resources, traveling between familiar locations, or leveling up before a story mission. This can make it easier to focus your available gaming time on quests, exploration, combat, or building.
PLITCH supports more than 5,800 games and offers over 80,000 cheats, though the available options vary by game. You can check the cheat list for a specific supported game to see which progression, movement, resource, inventory, or combat options are available.
Yes. Rather than changing the entire game, you can choose individual cheats to address what you find tedious. You might remove inventory restrictions, speed up movement, add resources, or increase XP, leaving the rest of the game’s mechanics unchanged.
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