23
Jul
2023

Bana Simulator Alpha Trainer

Bana Simulator Alpha, developed by Timothy MacGregor (Seaside Games), Paul MacGregor (Maple Leaf Games), published by Seaside Games. Bana Simulator Alpha trainer, you can have extra features for your game and get ahead of other players. This game have is Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG, Simulation, Strategy, Early Access category. A hilarious comedic game about a Bana and his friends on a quest to save the world! In this top-down action-rpg game experience all the fun and action of a vast world of fruit, friends, and of course danger! Lets move on to information about the installation of the Bana Simulator Alpha Trainer and how to use it.

Bana Simulator Alpha Trainer Details

Unzip the contents of the archive, run the trainer, and then the game.

Activating this trainer
Press F1 at main menu.
Listen for ‘Activated’.
Press desired hotkey. All hotkeys can be changed on the fling trainer.

Download Trainer

If the trainer does not work, download all 4 files and then install them.

File Date added File size Downloads
Auto-Updating Version:
exe 04.05.2024 76 KB2616
Standalone Versions:
zip 05.05.2024 266 KB 8762
zip 02.05.2024 113 KB 5372
zip 08.05.2024 191 KB 7640

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What is Fling Trainer

A game trainer is a software program that modifies the behavior of a video game, typically by adding cheats or altering the way the game is played. Game trainers are often used to enable players to cheat in single-player games, or to gain an advantage in multiplayer games. Some common features of game trainers include the ability to give the player infinite health, ammunition, or other resources, as well as the ability to unlock hidden levels or items in the game. Some game trainers may also allow players to modify the game's graphics or gameplay mechanics. Game trainers are typically used in conjunction with a specific game and are usually specific to that game. They are often used by players who want to explore all of the content in a game without having to play through it multiple times, or who want to test out different strategies and approaches to the game.