No Straight Roads
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No Straight Roads
Trainer & Cheats

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PLITCH is an independent PC software with 58300+ cheats for 4400+ PC games, including 20 cheats for No Straight Roads

Download

Install PLITCH, start No Straight Roads and use the PLITCH cheats.

Based on 1875 reviews

No Straight Roads

20 CODES

Top 5 cheats in PLITCH Free Cheats+100 Mini Qwasas+1,000 Fans+10,000 FansEasy killsGodmodeSee all cheats

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* PLITCH is an independent PC software with 58300+ cheats for 4400+ PC games, including 20 cheats for No Straight Roads

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20 Cheat Codes

No Straight Roads

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Open the client, search for your game, and start PLITCHing.*

* You need to purchase No Straight Roads in one of the supported stores to use it with PLITCH.

Free Cheats for No Straight Roads

These cheats are for free and available for everyone.

Activate First

Prepare

Money/Resources

+100 Mini Qwasas

+1,000 Fans

+10,000 Fans

Weapons

Easy kills

Health/Energy

Godmode

Unlimited power

Unlimited jumps

Hardcore

Low health

Low power

Nightmare

Reset Mini Qwasas to 0

Reset Fans to 0

Player attributes

Refill health

Refill power

Player positions

Jump-height: increase

Jump-height: decrease

Jump-height: normal

Player general

Movement-speed: increase

Movement-speed: decrease

Movement-speed: normal

FAQ and More

No Straight Roads: Rock ’n’ Roll!

No Straight Roads is a 2020 rhythm-action-video-game. Start a rock band and end EDM's reign over today's youth. Rebel against the huge music company NSR Music and reach for fame and glory in Vinyl City. Make Rock-Music Great Again with our exclusive PLITCH Cheats and Training-Codes!

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Developer: Release Year: Latest Trainer Update:

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No Straight Roads

shadowlsking

Steam version

IronJulia: Have you tried it with the epic version in steam? Just launch the game manually via steam and select the epic version in the trainer :x 1 year ago

shadowlsking

Steam version

IronJulia:
1 year ago

Have you tried it with the epic version in steam? Just launch the game manually via steam and select the epic version in the trainer :x

hannamsochu123

How can I use Money/Resources part?

hannamsochu123: thx~ 2 years ago

hannamsochu123

How can I use Money/Resources part?

hannamsochu123:
2 years ago

Alpha_1_Prime_0

May of messed it up somehow...

IronJulia: follow the no straight roads folder, select binaries and there you should find the NoStraightRoads-Win64-Shipping.exe 3 years ago

Alpha_1_Prime_0

May of messed it up somehow...

IronJulia:
3 years ago

follow the no straight roads folder, select binaries and there you should find the NoStraightRoads-Win64-Shipping.exe

Alpha_1_Prime_0

Premium is a plague already.

Khanite: Well, looking at all three services, I have seen the following ... Cheat Happens: Anything useful (and even not so useful) is securely locked behind not one, but two paywalls, one for just basic access, and another one for premium access. It is also the most costly alternative. They have a history of plagiarizing other people's trainers and falsely calling them their own. Lately, they have not been plagiarizing as much (or they've gotten better at it, I can't tell) and as a result, they lag way behind Plitch in updating their trainers. Plitch: They have the greatest variety of games covered out of the three. If they have a game covered, CH will usually follow within a week or two. They offer some "teaser" hacks for almost every game, with the more unusual and sometimes useful ones hidden behind a paywall. Their hacks are also a bit eclectic compared to the other two services, usually including some pretty esoteric hacks. As a result, while CH and WeMod hacks are exactly the same, Plitch hacks tend to cover an intersecting set of game variables. WeMod: Most of the hacks are Mr. AntiFun created, which partially explains why they cover fewer games than the other two services. The other downfall of WeMod is the "voting" system, paid members can earn more voting points, and therefore easily dominate the voting system. This results in two crippling problems with the service. First, popular games (usually RPG or RTS) are covered, while turn based strategy and less popular games are barely covered. Second, many trainers are not updated after initial release. This causes WeMod to always lag behind the other two services, and to have the most limited selection. The hacks, when they do exist, are pretty bulletproof, and always cover the most important variables in the game you would want to hack. They do make their hacks available for free, just hobbled by having to use your mouse to select and activate, and your keyboard to set; you also have to reset your hacks every time you start WeMod. 1 year ago

Alpha_1_Prime_0

Premium is a plague already.

Khanite:
1 year ago

Well, looking at all three services, I have seen the following ... Cheat Happens: Anything useful (and even not so useful) is securely locked behind not one, but two paywalls, one for just basic access, and another one for premium access. It is also the most costly alternative. They have a history of plagiarizing other people's trainers and falsely calling them their own. Lately, they have not been plagiarizing as much (or they've gotten better at it, I can't tell) and as a result, they lag way behind Plitch in updating their trainers. Plitch: They have the greatest variety of games covered out of the three. If they have a game covered, CH will usually follow within a week or two. They offer some "teaser" hacks for almost every game, with the more unusual and sometimes useful ones hidden behind a paywall. Their hacks are also a bit eclectic compared to the other two services, usually including some pretty esoteric hacks. As a result, while CH and WeMod hacks are exactly the same, Plitch hacks tend to cover an intersecting set of game variables. WeMod: Most of the hacks are Mr. AntiFun created, which partially explains why they cover fewer games than the other two services. The other downfall of WeMod is the "voting" system, paid members can earn more voting points, and therefore easily dominate the voting system. This results in two crippling problems with the service. First, popular games (usually RPG or RTS) are covered, while turn based strategy and less popular games are barely covered. Second, many trainers are not updated after initial release. This causes WeMod to always lag behind the other two services, and to have the most limited selection. The hacks, when they do exist, are pretty bulletproof, and always cover the most important variables in the game you would want to hack. They do make their hacks available for free, just hobbled by having to use your mouse to select and activate, and your keyboard to set; you also have to reset your hacks every time you start WeMod.

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