[Stories to Tell] The Stoneville Incident Trainer

Speed-running horror games requires frame-perfect movement. Super Speed and Noclip give you the routing tools to find optimal paths through every chapter. Sanity meters add immersion until they soft-lock your game. No Sanity Loss keeps the meter pinned so you can stare into the void as long as you need to solve that puzzle. This [Stories to Tell] The Stoneville Incident trainer is built for players who love the story but hate the trial-and-error gameplay loop. God Mode and Unlimited Saves let you experience every scare without the anxiety of permadeath.

Our Carnival Hunt Trainer trainer shares many of the same toggles as this build. Worth a look if you are in the mood for another run.

Cheat Options

This comprehensive [Stories to Tell] The Stoneville Incident trainer ships with 10 fully working options. Each one is memory-driven and toggled from a hotkey:

• Max Flashlight Range — Torch beam range and brightness maxed for full visibility.
• Slow Game Time — Reflex-based slow motion toggle activated on demand.
• God Mode (Companion) — NPC survivors and allied characters take zero damage.
• Teleport to Exit — Fast-travel to the chapter or level exit point.
• Kill Monster Button — Instant-kill the currently active boss or stalker enemy.
• Unlimited Keys — Lockpick and key item count never drops below maximum stock.
• No Death Screen — Skips fail-state cinematics and restarts from last checkpoint.
• Unlimited Oxygen — For underwater horror sequences — lung capacity meter disabled.
• No Footstep Noise — Enemy detection relies only on line-of-sight, not audio.
• Unlimited Inventory — Bag and pocket capacity caps completely removed.

Trainer vs. Alternatives

Cheat Engine is powerful but intimidating for beginners. This trainer strips out the complexity and gives you the same result: modified game memory, controlled via keyboard shortcuts instead of hex tables.

Compared to console commands (where available), this trainer offers toggleable cheats that persist across save-loads without needing to re-enter strings. Each hotkey stays active until you press it again.

Help & Support

How do I activate it?

Launch [Stories to Tell] The Stoneville Incident first, then run the trainer as administrator. Use hotkeys (F1, F2…) to toggle.

Can I use this on a laptop?

Yes. Make sure your Fn key is not intercepting F1-F12 presses — check BIOS or use Fn-lock.

Does it work in online multiplayer?

No. Offline and single-player only. Anti-cheat systems (EAC, BattlEye, VAC) can ban your account.

About [Stories to Tell] The Stoneville Incident

“Stories to Tell” Is a psychological horror game series developed by a 16 year old were each installment is based on a dream/nightmare that I, the developer, have experienced. This is a game you wouldn’t want to miss…

Official Steam page: [Stories to Tell] The Stoneville Incident on Steam — published by zebaxx.

Screenshots

Installation Walkthrough

1. Grab the trainer archive using the download button on this page.
2. Extract the contents to any folder on your desktop.
3. If Windows Defender flags the file, add the folder to your exclusion list before extracting.
4. Open [Stories to Tell] The Stoneville Incident and load into a save or start a new game.
5. Run the trainer executable with administrator privileges.
6. Use the function keys shown in the cheat list to activate each feature.
7. Save your game before toggling economy cheats — some multipliers compound across reloads.

Power-User Advice

• Disable Steam Overlay (Settings > In-Game > uncheck overlay) if the trainer hotkeys conflict with Steam’s screenshot or FPS counter shortcuts.
• Laptop users: make sure your Fn key is not intercepting F1-F12 presses. Check BIOS settings or use the Fn-lock toggle.

User Testimonials

“Downloaded, extracted, ran. Three clicks and I had god mode. This is how trainers should work.”

— NoFussNoMuss, verified download

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