06
Aug
2023

Terminal 81 Trainer

Terminal 81, developed by David Pateti, published by David Pateti. Terminal 81 trainer, you can have extra features for your game and get ahead of other players. This game have is Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation category. Thanks to the financial crisis of 2008, Lorena migrated to Terminal 81 to work, but what seemed like a simple Latin American neighborhood, it was a dangerous region dominated by a mysterious criminal organization that carries out murders, kidnappings and human trafficking. Lets move on to information about the installation of the Terminal 81 Trainer and how to use it.

Terminal 81 Trainer Details

Trainer have +7 functions (for all version)(it will be updated soon)

There are currently only 4 features.
F1 Key
F2 Key
F3 Key
F4 Key
Num 1
Num 2

Unrar rar file and run the game after open the game. Close antivirus program, you can see the virus total result at this link.

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 29.04.2024 192 KB12640
Standalone Versions:
zip 30.04.2024 328 KB 10721
zip 02.05.2024 397 KB 10814
zip 29.04.2024 213 KB 7336

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