How to Request a New Game Trainer on MrAntiFun.net

You can request a trainer by posting in the Game Trainer Requests section of the MrAntiFun.net forums. Anyone who registers can post there, and the section exists specifically so users can ask for trainers that don't exist yet. There is also a separate Donors Trainers Requests area reserved for donors, which is a smaller, more focused queue. Posting a request does not guarantee a trainer will be made — you're asking, not ordering — so the practical goal is to make your request easy to find, easy to understand, and easy to act on.

Where requests actually go

The forum splits trainer requests into two sections:

The Game Trainer Requests section is by far the busier of the two — the forum index shows roughly 11.9K threads and 76.7K messages there, compared with 266 threads and 475 messages in the donor section. That volume tells you two things: a lot of people want trainers, and a bare one-line request can easily get buried.

What to include in your request post

A request that gets acted on usually answers the questions a trainer maker would otherwise have to ask. Include:

• Exact game title, spelled the way the store lists it (for example, "Silent Hill: Townfall" rather than a nickname).
• Platform and storefront — Steam, Epic, GOG, or another launcher. The forum already has threads like "Cities Skylines Epic Trainer," so storefront matters.
• Game version or build, if you know it. Trainers are version-sensitive; a trainer built for one patch may not work on another.
• What you want the trainer to do — infinite health, unlimited money, no cooldown, and so on. Specific features are more useful than "please make a trainer."
• Whether a trainer already exists for the game. If one does, your issue belongs in Game Trainer Support instead of a new request.

A short, complete post beats a long vague one. Something like:

Request: Game Name — Steam, version 1.0.4. Looking for infinite health and unlimited resources. No existing trainer found in the Trainers List.

Step-by-step

1. Register or log in. Posting requires an account; the forum shows Log in / Register at the top.
2. Search first. Use the trainer search and the Trainers List to confirm no trainer exists for your game. Duplicate requests waste the thread.
3. Open the Game Trainer Requests section (or Donors Trainers Requests if you're a donor).
4. Start a new thread with the game name in the title — that's how other users and the search function will find it.
5. Write the post using the details listed above.
6. Check back and watch for replies. If a trainer is made, it typically appears as a new thread in Game Trainers and in the Latest Trainers feed.

What happens after you post

Requests are not a queue with a promised turnaround. The forum's own framing is that requests are made "as soon as possible," which is a statement of intent, not a schedule. Realistically:

• Popular or frequently requested games tend to get attention sooner.
• Requests for obscure titles, or for games that are hard to work with, may sit indefinitely.
• Donor requests sit in a much smaller pool, which is the main practical difference between the two sections.
• If a trainer is released, it shows up as its own thread — you won't necessarily get a direct notification, so check the Latest Trainers list or your thread.

Common snags

• Posting in the wrong section. A request for a fix to an existing trainer belongs in Game Trainer Support, not Game Trainer Requests.
• Assuming a request equals a commitment. It doesn't. Treat the thread as a signal of interest.
• Leaving out the storefront or version. This is the most common reason a request can't be acted on cleanly.
• Bumping repeatedly. The forum has a Latest Activity view; constant bumps don't speed anything up and clutter the section.

If your goal is simply to find out whether a trainer already exists, start with the Trainers List and the trainer search rather than posting a request.