What (gold, level, items) are you trying to change?
Many modern games utilize cloud saving (like Steam Cloud). If you edit a local file, Steam might detect a mismatch and overwrite your modded file with the older cloud version.
A save editor is a software tool that allows you to modify and edit your game save data. This data is typically stored on your device's hard drive or in the cloud, and contains information about your game progress, such as character levels, items, and achievements. Save editors can be used to cheat, exploit, or simply to experiment with different game scenarios.
or want to test specific item synergies without grinding for hundreds of hours, this tool is
asset for Unity. Because Easy Save often uses binary or encrypted formats for performance and security, standard text editors cannot read them. Unity Asset Store Free ES3 Save Editor Options
Once loaded, the editor will parse the serialized data. You will see a collapsible tree. For example:
Unity games usually store ES3 saves in the AppData folder on Windows. Press Windows Key + R . Type %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\ and hit Enter.
: You can open the persistent data path directly within Unity via Tools > Easy Save 3 > Open Persistent Data Path to find your save files. File Editor
Assuming you have found a safe, legitimate version (popular community versions include "ES3 File Viewer" or forks of the original "ES3 Editor"), here is the standard workflow:
Use the search function ( Ctrl + F ) to find the value you want to change (e.g., search for "money" or "inventory").
: For advanced users, the source code for the web editor is available on , allowing you to run your own local version. Built-in Editor Tools (for Developers)
It is completely free and available on GitHub.
If you have basic programming knowledge (C# and Unity), you can create a free ES3 save editor for a specific game:
What (gold, level, items) are you trying to change?
Many modern games utilize cloud saving (like Steam Cloud). If you edit a local file, Steam might detect a mismatch and overwrite your modded file with the older cloud version.
A save editor is a software tool that allows you to modify and edit your game save data. This data is typically stored on your device's hard drive or in the cloud, and contains information about your game progress, such as character levels, items, and achievements. Save editors can be used to cheat, exploit, or simply to experiment with different game scenarios.
or want to test specific item synergies without grinding for hundreds of hours, this tool is
asset for Unity. Because Easy Save often uses binary or encrypted formats for performance and security, standard text editors cannot read them. Unity Asset Store Free ES3 Save Editor Options
Once loaded, the editor will parse the serialized data. You will see a collapsible tree. For example:
Unity games usually store ES3 saves in the AppData folder on Windows. Press Windows Key + R . Type %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\ and hit Enter.
: You can open the persistent data path directly within Unity via Tools > Easy Save 3 > Open Persistent Data Path to find your save files. File Editor
Assuming you have found a safe, legitimate version (popular community versions include "ES3 File Viewer" or forks of the original "ES3 Editor"), here is the standard workflow:
Use the search function ( Ctrl + F ) to find the value you want to change (e.g., search for "money" or "inventory").
: For advanced users, the source code for the web editor is available on , allowing you to run your own local version. Built-in Editor Tools (for Developers)
It is completely free and available on GitHub.
If you have basic programming knowledge (C# and Unity), you can create a free ES3 save editor for a specific game:
