Eddie’s Arcade Trainer

Eddie’s Arcade, developed by Crater Monkey LLC, published by Crater Monkey LLC. This game have is Action, Adventure, Strategy category. Uniquely satisfying puzzle game spread out over different graphical themes. The puzzles get harder as you advance, giving you the pleasing sense of accomplishment. Collect arcade tokens to unlock new machines. Over 125 levels for hours of play.

Eddie’s Arcade Trainer Details

Options: +22 (For any version of the game). Unzip the contents of the archive, run the trainer, and then the game.

Trainer Keys

Ctrl+Num 1
Ctrl+Num 2
Ctrl+Num 3
Ctrl+Num 4
Ctrl+Num 5

  • Total Downloads: 8 downloads

    • You may need to download 2 files as well because it may not be compatible with your computer version

    Unzip game trainer with winrar. Install and run trainer after play the game. (Disable your adblock if download button is not working.)

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