Nine Sols Коды

If you’re on PC and just want to mess around, the MrAntiFun trainer is the big red “easy” button for Nine Sols. Match the trainer version to your game build, launch the game, then flip on what you need.

Highlights

• Unlimited HP – ignore death and keep your Jin and XP intact.
• Unlimited Jumps – break platforming rules and reach anywhere.
• Bottomless Medicine Vials – never run out of heals mid-boss.
• Unlimited Jin or Edit Jin – print upgrades at the Pavilion forever or set an exact amount.
• Damage Multiplier – melt elites and bosses.
• XP Multiplier – speed up skill point gains.
• Ignore Skill Requirements – unlock abilities without prerequisites.
• Game Speed – slow things down to learn timings or crank it up for farming.

Use trainers at your own risk: they can destabilize saves and usually disable achievements. Best for a sandbox romp or lab time on tough fights.

Want something clean and beginner-friendly? WeMod auto-detects your Nine Sols version and lets you toggle cheats with simple switches—or even from your phone.

What you get

• Unlimited health, jumps, and medicine vials
• Jin editing for precise currency control
• Damage and XP multipliers
• Mobile companion app to toggle cheats mid-fight without alt-tabbing

The app stays updated across patches, and the community is vocal about what’s working. It’s the least fiddly way to mod your run.

If you like granular control, Cheat Engine (CE) tables for Nine Sols let you poke right at the game’s values. It’s powerful—and easy to break stuff with—so tread lightly.

Common table features

• God Mode, Easy Kills, and attack speed boosts
• Grapple hook teleport (snaps you to points instead of swinging)
• No cooldowns on grapple/dodge
• Infinite jumps, infinite energy, and infinite medicine pipe
• Drop rate increases (effectiveness can vary with progression)
• Movement speed multipliers (horizontal and vertical—adjust in small steps)

How to use

• Install CE, attach to the Nine Sols process, load the table, and check the options you want.

Back up saves. CE is incredibly flexible, but it’s also the easiest way to crash your game if you go wild.

PLITCH offers a mix of free and premium Nine Sols cheats with a polished UI and mobile integration.

Free vs. Premium

• Free: health/energy adjustments and a handful of QoL toggles
• Premium: unlimited jumps, instant dash cooldown, big damage multipliers, and XP/Jin manipulation

Why use it

• Clear explanations per cheat
• Remote toggling via smartphone
• One sub unlocks cheats across their library

If you cheat across multiple games, PLITCH’s subscription can actually be the most cost-effective setup.

Install BepInEx and this mod turns Nine Sols into a custom playground. It’s the most feature-rich way to experiment or lab bosses.

Standout features

• Invincibility, one-hit kills, AutoHeal, infinite resources
• State save/load anywhere—create your own save states
• Developer console, FOV control, and even mouse-controlled movement
• Boss/mini-boss teleportation to practice fights instantly
• Attack prediction, boss speed tuning, and injury multipliers
• Map brightness boost for visibility

Heads up: boss teleportation and some debug features can overwrite save slot data. Make backups before you flip the spicy switches.

Nine Sols rewards players who read between the lines.

• Immortal’s Portrait Poem – a puzzle that unlocks a hidden area with juicy rewards once you decipher its clues.
• Ability-gated secrets – come back with new movement tools to crack open tucked-away rooms.
• Unique rewards – some secret areas hide Jades or upgrade materials you won’t find elsewhere.

Pay attention to environmental hints and suspicious dead ends. If something feels off, it probably is.

As you push the story and skill tree, the combat sandbox opens up.

• Tai-Chi Kick – a counter that punishes Crimson aggression.
• Charged Strike – high damage alternative to mashing combos.
• Air Dash – changes traversal and enables aerial pressure strings.
• Unbounded Counter – deflects attacks that used to be “unblockable” Crimson hits.
• Cloud Leap (Double Jump) – platforming freedom and mid-air mixups.
• Fast Travel – unlock Root Nodes to zip between zones and cut the commute.

Know where your power comes from and you’ll scale smoothly.

• Max HP – bring Shennong two poison items per upgrade to brew stronger medicine.
• Azure Bow – upgrade capacity with Jin and damage with Dark Steel; it’s clutch for flyers and crowd control.
• Medicine Pipe – more charges = more forgiveness in long fights.
• Skill tree – unlock movement first, then defense/damage nodes that match your comfort zone.

Fans of Red Candle’s catalog will spot nods to their earlier work. The standout is a Detention reference tucked into Shuanshuan’s VR device, and there are subtler visual winks sprinkled around.

They don’t affect gameplay, but they’re fun connective tissue if you’ve followed the studio from horror to action-platformers.

Nine Sols hides a pre-ending cutscene and an alternate conclusion that add big lore beats for Yi and the Sols. They’re missable.

General approach

• Complete key side quests tied to major NPCs.
• Collect specific items hinted at through environmental storytelling.
• Revisit areas after major ability unlocks to trigger new interactions.
• Hold off on the final sequence until you’ve thoroughly cleaned up optional objectives.

If you love the game’s themes of consequence and redemption, this secret route is the pay-off.

A few technical hiccups are worth knowing about.

PS4 stability

• Crashes can occur during area transitions and fast travel (notably after early bosses or specific Cortex exits). Restarting usually frees you, but save often.

PC performance

• Update GPU drivers (NVIDIA/AMD) and install the latest Visual C++ redistributables if you see stutter or low FPS.

On-screen debug/version text

• If a version string is stuck on-screen, check the game’s data folder for a config file (like config.json) and clear the version field.

General

• Verify game files via your launcher if audio desync or odd visuals persist. It fixes more than you’d think.

Speedrunners keep a shortlist of “good” patches for Nine Sols that retain powerful glitches without tanking stability.

Key exploits

• Static Rope Storage and Jade Storage for sequence breaks and routing.
• Invulnerability frame manipulation to bypass intended damage checks.
• The infamous “piss skip” using tight arrow timing and i-frames to slip past progression gates.

Movement tech

• Dash + talisman chains for extended airtime.
• Coyote jumps to reach platforms early.

Pick a patch your category allows, practice inputs in a lab file, and you’ll shave minutes fast.

Nine Sols is all about timing, not button mashing.

• White flash = parry. Land these to build internal damage and charge your talismans.
• Red flash = dodge. You can’t parry these—get out or counter with the right skill later.
• Play defense to play offense. Build talismans through parries, then cash out with explosive releases for real damage.
• Watch and listen. Enemy audio/visual cues telegraph patterns—react, don’t preempt.
• Keep calm. Most deaths come from impatience. Learn strings, then punish hard.

Metroidvania rules apply: revisit old spots with new toys.

• Prioritize health upgrades. Bring Shennong two poison items per brew to raise max HP.
• Invest in the Medicine Pipe with Jin for more heals—it’s a huge survivability bump.
• Level the Azure Bow. Great for flyers and crowd control; boost capacity with Jin and damage with Dark Steel.
• Activate Shanhai 9000 units. They reveal missed goodies and help with 100% runs.
• Check the Pavilion often. New prints, upgrades, and quest beats unlock over time.

Going for the true ending? Be thorough. Secrets and side quests matter.

Bosses in Nine Sols are tests you study for.

Pre-fight checklist

• Skills: Grab Enhanced Full Control, Qi Boost (ideally maxed), Swift Rise, Breathing Exercise, and Enhanced Talisman upgrades.
• Jades: Bring combos that match your style—parry builders for defensive play, Qi sustain for talisman blasting.
• Plan attempts: First pulls are for learning patterns. Don’t brute force; map their strings.
• Resource routing: Enter topped up on vials and bow capacity; don’t be shy about using them to stabilize.

The infamous Ji fight especially rewards damage optimization and consistent counters.

You can’t afford everything at once, so spend with intent.

Early game

• Bullet Deflect – ranged enemies become free Qi.
• Swift Runner – faster traversal makes backtracking less painful.
• Qi Boost – more talisman capacity = bigger payoffs.

Mid game

• Enhanced Full Control – meaningfully buffs Qi Blast damage.
• Enhanced Talisman – across-the-board damage bump.
• Swift Rise – faster recovery after knockdowns.

Late game

Lean defensive with Breathing Exercise and parry-centric nodes, or go all-in on talisman damage. Build for the boss you’re stuck on, not a theoretical “best” setup.

Jades are your passive build system. Each one costs Capacity Points, so mix and match with purpose.

Red (offense)

• Immovable – shorter charge time while stationary.
• Swift Blade – faster combos at the cost of internal damage.
• Keyblade – turns the final hit of your triple slash into a big AoE nuke (Qi-hungry).

Blue (defense)

Parry timing and guard-leaning boosts that reward perfect play.

Green (utility)

Sustain and resource helpers, including healing over time.

Yellow (economy)

More XP/Jin from fights for faster progression.

Synergies that slap

• Key Swipe + Qi-focused builds for constant talisman fuel.
• Healing-focused Jades pair well with aggressive, self-damaging kits like Swift Blade.

If you’re chasing achievements or the true ending, treat collectibles like a checklist.

• Power up Shanhai 9000 units in every zone to reveal missed chests, data points, and secrets.
• Revisit with new abilities. Some pickups are hard-gated until late-game movement unlocks.
• Watch for missables. Certain areas change after story beats—clear them before major boss milestones.
• Track by area. Sweep a region fully before moving on; it beats piecemeal backtracking later.

A focused run nets everything in about 30–35 hours if you plan ahead.

Keep an eye on these missables

• Fight Dirty – use the Gene Eradicator on Jiequan.
• What Have You Done?! – break Shuanshuan’s clay pot.
• Robo Fight! – defeat Tian Shou while piloting a robot.

Difficulty

Fight Through Hardship requires finishing on Standard. You can’t change difficulty mid-run, so lock it in early.

Collectibles/relationships

Treasure Hunter and Well Prepared demand thorough exploration. Gimme Gimme needs consistent interactions with Shuanshuan at the Pavilion.

Do a single, careful Standard run with a short checklist and you’ll avoid cleanup headaches.