Paralives cheats and cheat codes

For when you need a small amount. Enough to pay a bill or buy a single item.

Ideal for mid-sized shopping. Enough to refresh your furniture or do a small renovation.

The highest preset amount in a single command. Enough to buy a house or start a big build.

Gives a random amount between one and one hundred thousand Paradimes. For players who want to try their luck.

The number at the end is added to the household budget in Paradimes. You can type any amount you want.

Makes the budget equal to the figure you type. It does not add anything; it sets the budget to that exact number.

Instantly pays the selected character's salary into the account. No need to wait for payday.

Every unpaid bill is removed. No more dealing with problems like power cuts.

Hunger, sleep, social and every other bar goes to the top. The most used needs command.

All needs of everyone in the household fill up at once. No more handling them one by one in big households.

Only the need you type is filled. You can use the SHOWNEEDS command to see need names.

Fixes the need at the number you want. Used to keep it at a set level instead of filling it.

Shows all of the selected character's need values as numbers. Also used to look up need names.

The skill you type goes up one level. Use it repeatedly to reach the level you want.

Sets the skill straight to the level you type. No need to raise it one level at a time.

Opens the character creation screen mid-game. You can re-edit the household from scratch.

The character's personality level goes up one step. There is a separate command to reset it.

Resets the personality level. Used when you want to shape the character from scratch.

Sets the age directly to the number you type. Works differently from the life stage commands.

A pregnancy starts with no waiting. You can use a separate command for the birth.

The pregnant character gives birth instantly. No need to wait out the whole pregnancy.

The number at the end is how many babies, from one to three. Type 2 for twins and 3 for triplets.

Prints in the console whether the selected character is pregnant and which stage the pregnancy is at.

Moves the character up one life stage. Used to go from baby to child or from child to teen.

Moves the character back one life stage. Lets you fix a stage change you did not mean to make.

The character dies instantly. For players who want to stage a death in their story.

Brings dead characters back. For saving a character you killed by mistake.

Moves forward twenty-four hours. The most practical way to speed up anything that involves waiting.

Moves forward one hour. A finer option for when skipping a whole day is too much.

The number at the end is the hour; the example means five in the morning. You jump straight to the hour you want.

Takes you to five minutes before your shift starts. Handy for skipping the morning routine.

The day counts as done without going to work. You get your pay and progress points.

Increases the character's vacation allowance. Used when you want to spend a day without going to work.

Removes every strike at the character's job. Takes away the risk of getting fired.

The character leaves every job they have. Used before switching to a new career.

You can change the whole map. It lets you edit places outside your own lot too.

Every broken item in the house is fixed. No need to repair them one by one.

The spoiled state is removed from all food. Everything in the fridge becomes fresh again.

Moves the character to the right spot. The fix for the stuck character problem that comes up often in Paralives.

If more than one character is stuck, it moves them all to the right spot at once.

Prints every code in your version of the game in the console. The most reliable source, as the list changes during Early Access.

Deletes all output in the console. For tidying up the screen after long lists.

Saves the game without going into the menu. Sensible to use before trying a risky command.

Leaves the game and goes to the main menu. It quits without saving, so use the SAVE command first.

The number at the end is the chance of success as a percentage. A fun tool for making chance-based decisions in your story.

Prints a random magic eight ball answer. No effect on gameplay; it is just for fun.

Prints a picture of a bear made of characters. A little joke added by the developers.

Shows a picture of a cat. Another developer joke with no effect on gameplay.