Grim Quest Save Editor

Grim Quest

Save editing in (a dark fantasy RPG by Monomyth) is a common way for players to modify stats, gold, and inventory. Because the game stores save data in a serialized Base64 format within a JSON file, the process requires decoding the data before it can be read or modified in a standard text editor. Save File Overview

“Save file corrupted,” it whispered, with his uncle’s laugh. “Try again later.” grim quest save editor

• Don't Ruin the Fun: As the old adage goes, "Cheating robs you of the experience." If you give yourself infinite health and damage on your first playthrough, you will burn out on the game in an hour. Use the editor to enhance the fun, not remove the challenge entirely.
• The Ironman Rule: If you are playing Ironman mode (Permadeath), editing your save is considered highly taboo. If you use an editor to revive a dead Ironman character, you aren't really playing Ironman anymore—you're just playing Normal mode with extra steps. It is generally advised to keep edited characters out of the Ironman ecosystem.

| What | Key name | Value type | |------|----------|-------------| | Gold | "gold" | integer | | Skill points | "skillPoints" | int | | Character level | "level" | int | | Current HP/SP | "hp" , "sp" | int | | Equipment IDs | "weapon" , "armor" , "accessory" | string | | Inventory items | "itemList" | array | Grim Quest Save editing in (a dark fantasy

PC (Steam/Windows):

Navigate to C:\Users\[YourName]\AppData\Roaming\Monomyth\Grim Quest\ .Look for a file named shared_preferences.json . Don't Ruin the Fun: As the old adage

Base64 to JSON converter

Copy the encrypted string and use a online, such as CodeBeautify , to make it readable.

After making your changes, you must convert the JSON back into the format the game expects: Copy your modified JSON text JSON to Base64 Converter to generate a new encoded string. Replace the old text shared_preferences.json file with this new string and save the file. ⚠️ Important Tips Always Backup: