Like an other games Age of Civilizations II have cheat codes. Today I will show all known cheats.
Other Age of Civilizations II Guides:
- Age of Civilizations II: Basics of How to Play
- Age of Civilizations II: Make Your Own Ideology!
- Age of Civilizations II: Governments Guide
Age of Civilizations II Cheat Codes
Firstly, to enter the cheat code, you must first go to the country menu, and in the line “Type a Message” enter “hi”.
addciv [tag of country] – adds civilization in selected province.
addplayer – adds new player in selected country.
army – +300 warriors.
money – +450 money.
population – adds population to selected province.
civs – shows tags of all countries.
diplomacy – +0.7 movement point.
scale + value – changes the scale of the map (values from 1-5)
fps – displays an FPS counter
war + ID1 + ID2 – start a war between 2 civilizations
peace + ID1 + ID2 – sign a peace between 2 civilizations at war
buildport – build a port in a selected province
buildfort – build a fort in a selected province
buildtower – build a tower in a selected province
civs – shows ID’s for every civilization (and TAGS)
civ – shows the ID and TAG of the selected civilization (selected province which is part of a civilization)
province – returns information about the selected province
showids – shows the province ID’s on them provinces (Kind of like showing an army but instead of the army it’s
the province ID)
Have fun!
Age of Civilizations II Console Commands
If some of them don’t work try adding a value after them. Also, please don’t just go in a game you’ve been at for a long time and use a command for the first time. Try it out in a separate one.
To enter the console press F1, then in the box above where you can write, type hi or hello.
“/” means OR, it doesn’t mean the command contains a “/”
info – returns information about the game (fps, your graphics settings, etc.)
debug – starts debug mode
center – centers the camera in the middle of the map
centerciv + ID – centers the camera on the civ with the corresponding ID (I haven’t tested it.)
scale + value – changes the scale of the map (values from 1-5)
close/ bye – closes console
fps – displays an FPS counter
hi/ hello – returns Hello!
spin – spins the camera around for a bit
help – show a couple of commands
party/flags – shows every flag on screen; can be stacked, stops if you close the
console or execute close or bye
clear – clears console
Drew Durnil/drew durnil/ drewdurnil/ drew/ (any variation of Drew Durnil’s name)/ noob/ observe/ spectator/ Spectator – Returns : “Games -> New Game -> Options -> Spectator Mode”
civs – shows ID’s for every civilization (and TAGS)
civ – shows the ID and TAG of the selected civilization (selected province which is part of a civilization)
province – returns information about the selected province
showids – shows the province ID’s on them provinces (Kind of like showing an army but instead of the army it’s the province ID)
showarmy – I don’t know, even after testing I can’t tell what it does.
addplayer – add another player on the selected province (I haven’t tested it)
addciv + name? – I can’t figure out how this works, I’ll leave the code in a different section if anyone wants to have a go at it. From what I’ve managed to do, you can add a civilization on a selected province.
technology + value – add technology to the selected civilization; 1000 means give them 1.0;
population – gives 750 population
armyset/ setarmy + value – in the selected province changes the army to a selected amount; mind you, it CHANGES it, it doesn’t ADD it;
noliberty – I haven’t tested it, I would bet it makes a vassal not want liberty.
id – gives ID of civilization and selected province
war + ID1 + ID2 – start a war between 2 civilizations
peace + ID1 + ID2 – sign a peace between 2 civilizations at war
buildport – build a port in a selected province
buildfort – build a fort in a selected province
buildtower – build a tower in a selected province
economy – adds 600 money
army – add 300 army to the selected province
money – adds 450 money
movement – gives you movement points
diplomacy – gives diplomacy points
reloadprovince + ID – reloads a province (more for debugging I guess)