The Witcher 3 Console Commands: Ultimate Edition

In order to make use of the dizzying array of The Witcher 3 console commands below, you’ll first have to enable the console. But follow the below steps and you’ll be done in seconds! After that, you can spend time perusing our definitive Witcher 3 cheats list. So let’s get started!

For sure, no one will not be a secret that the developers themselves, for comprehensive testing of their product, actively use the console.

With the help of such codes, you can simulate different situations, as well as explore the consequences of their action on the gameplay.

Developers by default disabled the ability to enter cheat codes in the game "The Witcher 3", but this can be fixed, just enough:

If you have a copy of the game, purchased in "Steam", the location of the folder will look like this-Steam\steamapps\common\The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt\bin\config\base.

Next, you need to open the file "general.ini" using standard Notepad. In the opened document you need to insert the command "DBGConsoleOn=true" and save the file.

Now, open your game and enjoy exploring the commands.

After enabling the debug console, press the ~ or F2 key on your keyboard or ö if you have Swedish keyboard to open it (~ Thanks Skog). After typing a command into the console, hit ENTER to send it.

Commands in The Witcher 3 are CASE SENSITIVE, so make sure you spell commands exactly as they are this list. Remember that most codes (e.g. item codes, NPC codes) need apostrophes on either side of them, or they will not work.

Example of how this guide works:
Command Here What the command does.
* = Unspecified Number

Should pay attention on that all codes with marker in the form of asterisks ( * ) suggest have primary several levels: 1 = Base, 2 = Enhanced, 3 = Superior

Thank you Dr.Paradoxo for the reminder.

Should pay attention on that all codes with marker in the form of asterisks ( * ) suggest have primary several levels: 1 = Base, 2 = Enhanced, 3 = Superior

Should pay attention on that all codes with marker in the form of asterisks ( * ) suggest have primary several levels: Elements armor (from 1-5), have weapons (from 1-4)

The Witcher 3 has plenty of weapon options and few of the better ones in no particular orde are:

Spawns the specified character or NPC by its internal ID.
The optional #number defines how many instances will be created at once.
If the number is omitted, one entity is spawned by default.

Example: spawn('ciri', 5)

Because of popular demand. I’ve created a dedicated guide compiling all spawnable Humans, Monsters, and Bosses in The Witcher 3 Console Commands: Enemy Spawning Guide.

*Each Gwent Card Commands are coming soon!

learnskill('x') - you learn x skill, you must type skill name instead of x (list is below)

Once again, it is necessary to clarify that the list is not exhaustive. It is heavily inspired from commands[commands.gg] and xgamerss[xgamerss.com]

And the last one. The world of "the Witcher" is very complex in terms of terminology and names, so if you find errors or inaccuracies in the text, please report it in the comments.