Current 0.15 baseline: cheats are no longer locked like they were in the demo. You can enable cheats when creating a character; the official launch notes list infinite items, creative menu, instant block breaking and no-damage options. In multiplayer, the official command to enable cheats is
/cheats.Confirmed current features
| Feature | 0.15 status | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Cheat menu available | Current | Official 0.15 notes |
| Infinite items | Current | Official 0.15 notes |
| Creative menu | Current | Official 0.15 notes |
| Instant block breaking | Current | Official 0.15 notes |
| No damage / god-style option | Current | Official 0.15 notes |
/cheats in multiplayer | Current | Official 0.15 notes |
| F3 debug information | Current gameplay | Visible in supplied EA gameplay |
/town to force an NPC move-in while cheating | Current gameplay | Used in supplied EA footage |
Legacy chat commands: useful, but do not assume every one survived unchanged
The official wiki’s Cheats page was last edited in 2025 and lists commands such as /gendungeon, /gensnow, /genstation, /set, /day and /night. That page is a strong discovery source, but it predates the 0.15 Early Access build.
That means the safe way to use this list is: treat each individual legacy command as “verify before relying on it” unless you have current footage or a current official note. This page intentionally does not pretend an old command table is a fully verified 0.15 command reference.
Why this matters
Search results already contain older command lists. The useful improvement is not another copy; it is a version split showing what is current, what was observed in current EA footage, and what is still legacy-only.
Verification sources
- Official 0.15 launch notes: https://steamcommunity.com/app/3516590/
- Official wiki Cheats page (older-build reference): https://allumeria.wiki.gg/wiki/Cheats
- Current gameplay transcript supplied for “The first voxel game since Minecraft to get me hooked” — /town around 34:44–35:49.
