FLiNG Trainer vs HearMods

FLiNG Trainer is a website offering PC game trainers, cheats, and mods. Its catalog lists trainers for individual games, with options and supported game versions varying by trainer. Pages provide downloadable ZIP files and show their dates and file sizes. The service is free, with Windows listed as a supported platform and standalone delivery; the site is also available on the web. The 7 Days to Die trainer lists 30 options, including God Mode, Infinite Health, and Infinite Stamina, and is marked for single-player or solo use only. A Last Epoch trainer listing is limited to offline mode. For Star Wars: Galactic Racer, the trainer page specifies game version v1.0+ and a 2026-10-06 update date; its 926 KB ZIP was added that day. The privacy policy says the site may collect email addresses and browser log details such as IP address, browser type, and pages visited. It uses cookies, and refusing them may block some parts of the service. The service is not intended for people under 18.

HearMods provides free Windows PC game trainers for offline, single-player use. Each trainer is a standalone.exe file that requires no installation. The files modify running game memory to enable options such as infinite health, unlimited items, and damage multipliers. Controls include keyboard hotkeys and a graphical interface with checkboxes and real-time sliders. Available trainers are listed for Elden Ring and Cyberpunk 2077; Baldur’s Gate 3 and Starfield are marked coming soon. The Elden Ring trainer has 32 options for versions v1.02–v1.16.1 on Windows 10/11. The Cyberpunk 2077 trainer has 15 options for versions v2.0–v2.13 on Windows 10/11. HearMods says trainers are updated after major patches and checked before release. It says the files do not connect to the internet and use no telemetry, analytics, or phone-home behavior. Antivirus software may flag them as false positives. The free plan costs nothing, with no subscription or payment required.