I do miss cheat codes.

There's a game I played last year, the name of which I now completely forget, which I never actually finished because the final boss was such a bitch that I ended up rage quitting. Even set to easy. I'd never been so angry at a game.

Watched the ending on YouTube instead.

edit: I just remembered, it was Bramble. Beautiful game, absolutely bitch hard.

I like the way Pacific Drive did it.

• Here's the way we intended it.
• Here's an easier and a harder mode.
• Here's a bunch of difficulty settings in detail, select what you like.

I understand from a resources perspective why it's not always done. But from a player's perspective, I totally get you.

Learning to use cheat engine is a game-changer. It can pretty much automatically single out a memory location for something like mana just by casting a spell a few times.

Moving Out has this. Even though I've never used it, I found it to be a wholesome addition to the game.

I love how many difficulty settings Rogue Legacy 2 had. I prefer to game on normal difficulties, but it was good to have options for those who don't

I totally support this. I'm also ok as long as games are structured to allow easy modding to do the same. It should be common enough that a specific warning on games that don't have it on platforms like Steam.

A lot of games have a dev console with where you can type in a "cheat code" for pretty much anything