There are third-party trainers (Cheat Engine tables, WeMod, etc.) that claim to offer "God Mode" for Stellar Warfare.
Do not use these in multiplayer. The game uses Epic Online Services (EOS) authentication. If the anti-cheat detects a memory hook (like infinite shields), it flags your hardware ID. Bans in this game are not account-based; they are machine-based. You would need to spoof your MAC address and reinstall Windows to play ranked again.
Furthermore, the community is tiny but fierce. Reputation matters. If you are caught cheating in the official Discord’s tournament lobby, you will be blacklisted from every major clan.
Healing beam frigates do not have a target limit. If you stack 5 healing beams on a single Dreadnought, it will out-heal the damage of 20 enemy frigates. This is a "legal cheat" because it uses the game's own physics. Build 1 Titan, support it by 10 healers. You now have an invincible fleet.
Most players lose because they build "balanced" fleets. The cheat is to focus entirely on one damage type based on the enemy faction.
Normally, you need a Tier 4 Command Center to build a Dreadnought. Mods like "Instant Tech" remove all prerequisites. You can build your flagship at the 0-second mark.
Stellar Warfare allows you to issue commands while paused (in single-player). Pause the game, queue 50 ships, issue attack moves, set waypoints, then unpause. The enemy AI cannot react until the unpause happens. This is a "cheese" tactic that gives you a massive alpha strike advantage.
Like many Unreal Engine 4 games, Stellar Warfare retains a developer console. While the developer has locked many of these for PvP, they remain accessible in Custom Games and Skirmish Mode if you enable the right settings.
If you find Stellar Warfare too difficult or grindy, consider these legitimate alternatives:
If you are stuck on a specific story mission, "cheats" might not be necessary if you adjust your fleet composition. The "Solid Story" you mentioned relies on fleet preparation.