There are various open-source tools on GitHub often referred to as "Unity Save Editors." These have a graphical user interface (GUI) where you drag and drop your save file. The tool attempts to read the file's structure and presents you with editable boxes (Health, Stamina, Inventory).
Attempting to use a save editor on an online multiplayer game (even co-op games) is a violation of Terms of Service and usually results in a ban. Modern online games do not trust the client (your computer); the server verifies your actions. If your save file says you have 999,999 Gold but the server says you have 10, the server will reject the save or flag your account for cheating.
If you want to modify a Unity game without editing save files: unity game save editor
def main(): editor = SaveEditor() while True: print("Menu:") print("1. Load Save") print("2. Create New Save") print("3. Edit Save") print("4. Delete Save") print("5. Exit") choice = input("Enter choice: ") if choice == "1": filename = input("Enter save file name: ") editor.load_save(filename) elif choice == "2": filename = input("Enter new save file name: ") editor.create_new_save(filename) elif choice == "3": filename = input("Enter save file name: ") editor.edit_save(filename) elif choice == "4": filename = input("Enter save file name: ") editor.delete_save(filename) elif choice == "5": break else: print("Invalid choice. Please try again.")
You don't need to be a master programmer to use a save editor. Here are the standard tools used by the community. There are various open-source tools on GitHub often
While save editing is a fantastic tool for single-player games, it comes with a major warning label:
Only use save editors in offline single-player games to enhance your personal fun, skip grind, or fix a bugged quest. Modern online games do not trust the client
For complex saves (custom classes), you may need to parse serialized .NET data using tools like .