Several new cheat trainers have been launced for Bandai Namco's English of the game "Tales of Berseria" which was recently launched in North America for PlayStation 4 and PC. These cheat trainers can be used for the game's Steam version as well which can open up a lot of opportunities for players to fight opponents without dying and simultaneously, able to execute 100 hit combos.

The first cheat trainer is apparently available over on the Mr. Antifun download page. The list of cheats includes Unlimited Health, Unlimited Gald, Unlimited Katz Spirits, Unlimited Souls, Unlimited BG, Super Combo, Unlimited Items, Massive XP Gain and Save Anywhere and One Hit Kills. Players can download the trainer from the WebMod page.

According to One Angry Gamer, the said cheats could allegedly add infinite health so players apparently don't need to worry on running out of life during battles. It could also provide infinite SG so players can possibly keep on unleashing attacks and damage enemies.

In addition, there is apparently an infinite gald too, which is the equivalent of gold currency in "Tales of Berseria". Players can also increase their items' stash through the infinite cheat which is available as well.

Moreover, a second cheat trainer is also available which can apparently add a couple of extra items to the list. Take for example there are super combos, one-hit kills and save anywhere. The one-hit kills specifically work for things such as the rare demon bosses.

The super combos, unlimited souls, unlimited BG and the capability of using the Katz spirits to unlock chests could apparently be very beneficial for players. However, the ability to save anywhere allegedly suggests that it might be dangerous to use for a reason that players could end up in a quite crappy situation and save the game and force themselves into a bind.

"Tales of Berseria" is most definitely a story-oriented game. If players would be interested to focus more on soaking themselves in the story rather than undergoing training, grinding or trying to better understand the real-time combat system, then using the cheat trainers could help them get through it.

"Tales of Berseria" is now available on PlayStation 4 and PC over Steam. The game has been generally well-received by the public and from game enthusiasts.