R.E.P.O. | John's Save Editors

R.E.P.O.
Save Editor

Drop a save file here, or

Always back up your original save file before editing. This is an unofficial fan tool and is not affiliated with the game's developer.

Save file location

%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\semiwork\Repo\saves\REPO_SAVE_<id>\REPO_SAVE_<id>.es3

Press Win+R, paste %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\semiwork\Repo\saves and hit Enter. Each run has its own folder with an .es3 file of the same name. Close the game and copy the whole folder first. The file is encrypted with a password that is built into the game and published by the community, and I handle that for you. I change money (the game counts it in thousands), the level reached, lives, total haul and the charging station charge. Per-player upgrades and item counts are keyed by Steam ID, so they are not in my field list.

My game isn't reflecting my edited save changes

Applying your edit

Fully quit the game first. Check Task Manager for a lingering process too.
Back up the original file before overwriting it.
Copy the downloaded file over the original, keeping the exact same filename (the editor preserves this for you automatically).
Relaunch and load that save.

If your edit doesn't show up

This is the single most common snag. Try these in order:

Disable cloud sync for this game first. Steam: Library → right-click the game → Properties → General → uncheck "Keep game saves in the Steam Cloud." Epic Games, GOG Galaxy, EA app, Ubisoft Connect, and Xbox/PC Game Pass titles all have an equivalent per-game toggle. Turn it off, since a cloud sync can silently overwrite your edited file with the old cloud copy right after you relaunch.
Move the file out, then back in, instead of overwriting it in place. Some games only re-read a save file that's genuinely new to them, not one merely overwritten in place. I confirmed this with Prison Escape Simulator. Move (don't just overwrite) the edited file out of the save folder, relaunch the game once, quit, then copy it back in and relaunch again.
Check you edited the save the game is actually loading. Some games have multiple save slots or an autosave that can overwrite your edit. Make sure you're loading the exact slot you edited, and that nothing re-saved over it in between.
Check the file isn't marked read-only. Right-click it → Properties → make sure "Read-only" is unchecked. Files downloaded through a browser occasionally pick this up, and some games fail to overwrite it (sometimes silently).

A few games verify their save file's integrity and will refuse a modified one outright, or silently ignore just the values that changed. If none of the above helps, that may be what's happening, and there's currently no way around it from this editor.

Heads up. R.E.P.O. is an online co-op game. Edit saves you play solo or with friends who know about it. I have not tested how edited saves behave in public lobbies.

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