Hello. I've tried them several times with mixed results. That undeniable satisfaction comes from beating difficult levels or beating a game with ease. One day, in a particularly frustrating game, I decided to try cheats. I used Rogue Company cheats and suddenly topped the leaderboard in every match. It was fun for a while, but soon the guilt set in. The victory felt empty and I lacked a true sense of accomplishment. If you're thinking about using game cheats, remember why you play games in the first place.

I totally get where you're coming from! Struggling in a game can be frustrating, and the temptation to use cheats is real. I’ve had moments where I felt completely stuck and debated whether to push through or take a shortcut.

Funny enough, I once used the Yes or No Picker Wheel to decide if I should use a cheat in an old RPG I was playing. It landed on "No," so I kept grinding—and honestly, finally overcoming that challenge felt way more rewarding.

I think it depends on the game and your personal enjoyment. If it's a single-player experience and you just want to have fun, why not? But in competitive games, it definitely takes away the challenge and fairness. Have you ever given yourself a "one last try" rule before considering cheats?