Reference · 3 min read · Updated 2026-09-01

The database has 563 entries. Most players only need a few of them. Here is how the database is organised so you can find what you want quickly.

Two sections

Every entry lives in one of two top-level sections:

• Cheats — the larger section, 408 entries. These are typically built-in codes or single-purpose plug-ins.
• Plug-ins — the smaller section, 155 entries. These are typically RGS load files, NPCs, custom houses and cities, missions, and other plug-in-only content.

You can browse both sections from the All Cheats page.

35 categories

Within each section, entries are grouped by category. There are 35 categories in total — some examples:

• Bike (34 entries) — two-wheelers.
• Car (51 entries) — four-wheelers.
• Aeroplane (14 entries) — aircraft.
• Mission (14 entries) — custom missions.
• Textures (8 entries) — texture swaps.

The full list is on the All Categories page.

Three "kinds"

Every entry is also tagged with a kind:

• Cheat Code — short text code typed in-game. 307 entries.
• Resource — external file (URL) loaded via plug-in. 216 entries.
• Coming Soon — announced but not yet released. 40 entries.

You can filter the All Cheats page by kind using the Availability links in the sidebar.

Three ways to find something

1. By category — open All Categories and pick a section that matches what you want (bike, car, map, etc.).
2. By name — use the search box at the top of any page. The search runs across names, codes, descriptions, and categories.
3. By availability — open All Cheats and use the Availability filter (All / Cheat codes / Resource links / Coming Soon).

When the dataset updates

New entries appear in the database whenever the upstream JSON file is updated. We rebuild the Site after each update. There is no manual addition path — you cannot submit a new cheat. The dataset is the only source of truth.