NIVALIS SAVE EDITOR

Nivalis Save Editor

The savegame editor for Nivalis Nights. Rewrite your money, items, skills, relationships and venues, with a backup before every change.

Download for Windows Linux AppImage

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The Overview tab, with a list of saves on the left and the money and debt of the selected save on the right.

Your save at a glance: location, playtime, money and debt.

What you can edit

  1. 01MoneyAny amountSet your credits and debt, or add credits with one click.
  2. 02Inventory1,300+ itemsYour inventory, storage and fridges, with quantities and freshness.
  3. 03SkillsEvery levelSet the level of any skill you have started.
  4. 04People4 bondsFriendship, romance, business and enemy levels.
  5. 05VenuesLevel + starsA venue's level, customers served and review stars.
  6. 06Story1,800+ variablesBrowse and edit quest flags, and compare two saves to see what changed.
  7. 07Backups10 per saveMade automatically before every edit, and restored in one click.

Get started

WINDOWS10 / 11
  1. Download the zip and extract it anywhere.
  2. Run NivalisSaveEditor.exe. If Windows warns you, click More info, then Run anyway.
  3. Pick a save, change what you like and click Save changes.
  4. Load that save in the game.

You can edit manual saves while the game is running. The autosave can only be changed once the game is closed. Needs WebView2, which most PCs already have.

LINUXx86_64

Download the AppImage, then run:

$ chmod +x NivalisSaveEditor-Linux-x86_64.AppImage
$ ./NivalisSaveEditor-Linux-x86_64.AppImage

For 64-bit Linux with the game installed through Steam (Proton).

Is it safe?

Your browser, Windows or your antivirus may warn you about this download. Here's why, and how you can check it yourself.

The editor isn't code-signed Signing certificates are expensive for a free tool, so Windows can't tell who made it, and security tools are often wary of new programs like this. New versions can also be held for manual review on Nexus Mods for the same kind of reason.
  • [ SOURCE ]All of the code is public on GitHub, so anyone can read it.
  • [ LOCAL  ]The editor makes no network requests, and it only reads and writes your saves and their backups.
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