FREE CHEATS FOR
Eternal Palace Sakura
Released November 4, 2026
Updated
How to use Eagle in Eternal Palace Sakura
With Eternal Palace Sakura running, press Insert to open the Eagle menu. The quick keys give direct access to Blade Stance and Enemy Health. Use the menu for Dream Map, Yokai Markers and Dodge Timing and the remaining listed features; close it with Insert to return to the app.
- F2 Blade Stance
Press F2 to turn Blade Stance on or off without opening the menu. - F3 Enemy Health
Press F3 to turn Enemy Health on or off without opening the menu. - Insert Dream Map
Press Insert, find Dream Map in the feature list, and switch it on or off. - Insert Yokai Markers
Press Insert, find Yokai Markers in the feature list, and switch it on or off. - Insert Dodge Timing
Press Insert, find Dodge Timing in the feature list, and switch it on or off.
EXPLORE THE MENUFeatures
8 features
The Eagle trainer for Eternal Palace Sakura brings blade stance, enemy health, dream map together for the Windows PC release. Press Insert during play to open the menu, choose a control and return to the current session. Additional controls cover yokai markers, dodge timing, and relic effects during play.
- Blade Stance
- Enemy Health
- Dream Map
- Yokai Markers
- Dodge Timing
- Relic Effects
- Boss Status
- Run History
About the game
Eternal Palace Sakura is a 3D action roguelite set in a changing dream labyrinth of yokai. Blade combat and route choices lead through successive dangerous realms.
The menu keeps health, weapon stance and discovered pathways visible in a run. It helps compare a new combat reward with the next area ahead.
Official game pageUsing the Eternal Palace Sakura trainer
The menu keeps health, weapon stance and discovered pathways visible in a run. It helps compare a new combat reward with the next area ahead. In the Eagle menu, blade stance, enemy health, dream map, yokai markers are available for the Windows PC game. Open the menu with Insert, select a control, and use Download to enter this site's verification flow.





