War on the Sea Trainer Cheat

This War on the Sea Trainer Cheat should have all the hack features you need speed and ammo hack to help you with your gameplay and finish the game.

If you have never heard of the game War on the Sea before, it is a game where you command ships, submarines and aircraft in the South Pacific during World War II. It is 1942 where the Empire of Japan stretches across the Pacific, where Allied forces try to stop it from spreading. A desperate battle for control of the Solomon Islands is currently underway.

And luckily with this War on the Sea Trainer Cheat, the question of how will you protect your shipment as they move troops and supplies across the South Pacific becomes a lot easier. All you have to to get started with this free trainer cheat is to follow the simple instructions below and you are good to go!

How to Use War on the Sea Trainer Cheat?

1. Download the the War on the Sea Trainer Cheat
2. Extract it from the zip archive that has been downloaded
3. You can use either Doorstop or BepInEx to inject the cheat or
   you can use a standalone Unity Injector, where you place file anywhere and within your chosen injector specify the following:
   Namespace: Trainer
   Class: Loader
   Method: Init
4. And that’s it! Now you can open the game enjoy the hack to its fullest capacity!

Developer Notes

Geek note: observe the wash pattern at different speeds. Interesting how up to a certain speed they get wider then after you hit so many knots they narrow. Now the game’s physics are supposed to be pretty accurate, if so that’s nice to know. It’s like breaking the sound barrier kinda. The faster you go it increases buoyancy and lift’s the boat out of the water, so you essentially gliding on the water. Anyhow, you’ll like the speed and weapon mods.

The first time you run BepInEx it’s advisable to not install the trainer in the plugins folder until after the first run, BepInEx does some 1st run initialization. Also, since the game is legacy Unity, in the BepInEx.cfg file, make sure the ‘Assembly = ” line is: “Assembly = UnityEngine.dll” not “Assembly = UnityEngine.CoreEngine.dll”