Cloud Meadow Cheats: Version-Locked Passwords and Save Locations
Cloud Meadow handles cheating through two separate input systems: a Gameplay Cheats panel buried in the settings menu for instant money and god mode, and an Album gallery on the title screen for unlocking scene collections. Both rely on text passwords that change with nearly every patch. A code that unlocked the gallery in version 0.1.2.7 does nothing in 0.2.3.0f. The developer, Team Nimbus, rotates these passwords to push players toward the latest build.
This guide collects every verified gameplay and album code by version, the handful of passwords that have remained stable across multiple patches, the exact input method for both systems, and where the save files hide.
How to Enter Gameplay Cheat Codes
The gameplay panel is not on the title screen. The player must be inside an active save:
- Press Esc during gameplay.
- Select Options.
- Navigate to Gameplay Cheats.
- Type the code into the text box and press Enter.
Effects apply immediately. There is no confirmation sound. If nothing happens, the code is either expired, typed incorrectly, or incompatible with the current build.
How to Enter Album Codes
Album codes are entered from the main menu, not during gameplay:
- From the title screen, select Album.
- Locate the text box in the bottom-right corner of the gallery screen.
- Type the code and press Enter.
Album codes unlock specific scene collections tied to that version's content drop. They do not affect gameplay variables such as money or combat stats.
Stable Gameplay Cheat Codes
Unlike the rotating album passwords, a small set of gameplay cheats has persisted across multiple versions. These are the most reliable starting point:
| Code | Effect |
|---|---|
| Money Money Money | Grants a large sum of Corona currency instantly. |
| What Is Damage | Toggles god mode. The player takes no damage from enemies or environmental hazards. |
| Weak Willed | Unlocks the full cheat menu interface, exposing options for starting money presets (1,000 / 100,000 / 1,000,000), god mode toggle, and scene unlock. |
| Mop Diva | Legacy unlock-all code. Functionality varies by build; on some versions it unlocks scenes, on others it is deprecated. |
| Scribble Owl | Alternative legacy unlock-all code. Same version-dependent behavior as Mop Diva. |
| Sprites Sprites Everywhere | Third legacy unlock-all variant. Often non-functional on builds after 0.1.4.x. |
| Take Me To Fight | Instantly starts a combat encounter or warps to the battle arena. |
| Reset | Resets certain gameplay flags or progression markers. Exact scope is undocumented and varies by version. |
Album Codes by Version
These codes are strictly version-locked. Entering a code from an older build into a newer one produces no result.
| Version | Album Code |
|---|---|
| v0.2.3.0f | New Year Kiss |
| v0.2.3.0e | Ring My Bell |
| v0.2.3.0d | Gawain Commando |
| v0.2.1.1b / v0.2.1.1 | Third-Partied (also listed as Third Party) |
| v0.2.1.1a | Freedom Dongs |
| v0.2.1.0a / v0.2.1.0b / v0.2.1.0d | April Ethereal |
| v0.2.1.0c | Mayternity (also listed as Motherhood) |
| v0.2.0.0a | Breedin Buns |
| v0.1.4.3 | Three is a Party |
| v0.1.4.2b | Study Hard |
| v0.1.4.1 | Freefalling Borker |
| v0.1.4.0 / v0.1.3.0.1e | Pleasuring Yourself (also listed as Enjoy Yourself) |
| v0.1.3.0d | Claw Quiver |
| v0.1.2.7 | Music Review |
| v0.1.2.6k (June) | Strict Bunch |
| v0.1.2.6k (March) | BBQ Shark |
| v0.1.2.1e | Sizzling Hot Ogre (also listed as Hot Ogre) |
| v0.1.1.2h | Dragon Snax |
| v0.1.1.2 / v0.1.1.1c | Crabby Cheer |
| v0.1.1.1b / v0.1.1.1 / v0.1.1.0k | Soothing Sutras |
| v0.1.1.0b | Washboard Abs |
| Gallery (legacy) | Dancing Dragoness |
| v0.1.2.4b | Busy Dragon |
The Steam Build Problem
Community reports are split on whether cheat codes function in the Steam release. Some players claim that gameplay cheats and album codes work identically across all PC builds. Others report that the Steam version ignores all passwords while the Patreon and itch.io builds accept them. The developer has never issued an official statement clarifying the discrepancy.
The safest assumption is that code functionality depends on the specific build number rather than the distribution platform. A player on Steam running v0.2.3.0f may have different results from a player on itch.io running the same version. If codes fail on Steam, the alternatives are community save files or third-party trainers.
Save File Locations
Cloud Meadow stores saves in one of two locations depending on the build and platform:
| Path | Notes |
|---|---|
| C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\LocalLow\Teamnimbus\CloudMeadow | Primary location for most Windows builds, including Steam and standalone. |
| C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\Roaming\CloudMeadows\SaveGames | Alternative path reported on some installations. Check here if the LocalLow folder is empty. |
The folder contains individual save slots and a persistent data file that tracks gallery unlocks and cheat flags. Deleting the persistent file resets the gallery and removes any cheat-related progress across all saves. Players should back up the entire folder before experimenting.
Trainers and External Tools
For builds where native codes do not function, third-party tools offer an alternative.
CheatHappens Trainer
A dedicated trainer exists with the following mapped hotkeys:
- Numpad 1 — Change Gold
- Numpad 2 — Change Shards
- Numpad 3 — Invincible (combat god mode)
- Numpad 4 — Freeze Time Of Day
- Numpad 5 — Change Hour
- Numpad 6 — Change Minutes
- Numpad 7 — Unlock Album
- Numpad 8 — Unlimited Items (sets all stackables to 99 when inventory is opened)
- Numpad 9 — Unlimited Water (farming)
- Subtract — Super Speed
- Multiply — Change Ability Points (selected character)
- Add — Change Stat Points (selected character)
The trainer requires activation at the main menu by pressing F1 and listening for the "Trainer Activated" confirmation.
Fearless Revolution Cheat Engine Table
A community Cheat Engine table offers time control, unlimited health, unlimited water, and day skipping. The table uses standard Numpad hotkeys and manipulates float values for character stats and 4-byte integers for items and time. Because Cloud Meadow updates frequently, the table may require pointer updates after major patches.
Honest Warnings
- Codes expire. There is no backward compatibility. A player on v0.2.3.0f cannot use a v0.1.4.3 album code.
- Steam functionality is unconfirmed. Do not assume Steam codes work. Test on a dummy save first, or fall back to trainers.
- Back up before importing 100% saves. Community save files overwrite the persistent data. The original gallery progress is unrecoverable without a backup.
- "Weak Willed" exposes the full menu but may not unlock everything. Some builds restrict scene unlocks even after the cheat menu is active. The trainer's Numpad 7 or a completed save file may be necessary.
- Trainers break on updates. Every major patch from Team Nimbus shifts memory addresses. Wait for the trainer author to release a compatibility update before using old versions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do cheat codes disable achievements?
No. Cloud Meadow is a single-player title with no anti-cheat layer. Steam achievements unlock normally regardless of code use or trainer activation.
Why does a code do nothing?
Three likely causes: the code is from a different version, the player is on a Steam build where codes are restricted, or the input was typed with incorrect capitalization or spacing. Album codes must be entered from the title screen Album menu, not the gameplay Options menu.
Can the gallery be unlocked without codes?
Yes. The trainer's Numpad 7 hotkey forces album unlock on any build. Alternatively, importing a 100% community save file unlocks everything instantly.
Is there a code for infinite stamina?
No native stamina cheat exists. The CheatHappens trainer and Fearless Revolution table both offer unlimited health and farming water, but stamina specifically is not mapped in any public trainer.
How does a player transfer saves to a new PC?
Copy the entire CloudMeadow folder from LocalLow (or Roaming\CloudMeadows\SaveGames) on the old machine and paste it into the identical path on the new one. Steam Cloud sync is not consistently reported for this title, so manual transfer is the only guaranteed method.
Bottom Line
Cloud Meadow's cheat system is a moving target. Album codes rotate with every content patch, gameplay passwords shift between builds, and the Steam version may or may not accept them. The stable codes — Money Money Money, What Is Damage, and Weak Willed — are the safest first attempt. When those fail, trainers and community save files fill the gap. Back up the save folder, match the code to the exact version number displayed on the title screen, and remember that Dancing Dragoness and Busy Dragon are relics of older builds that will not work in the current Early Access cycle.
