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Let’s walk through a standard edit using the web-based JSON editor. We are going to give ourselves 10,000 gold and unlock the hidden "Betsy" relic.
Step 1: Locate the Save File
Step 2: Back Up the File
Right-click saveFile.dat (or PeglinSave.sav) and select Copy. Paste it onto your Desktop and rename it saveFile_BACKUP.dat. peglin save editor
Step 3: Open the Editor Go to the Peglin Save Editor website. (Search "GitHub Peglin Save Editor" if the link is down).
Step 4: Load and Modify
Step 5: Save and Replace
Click "Export Save." It will download a .dat file. Move this file back into the LocalLow/Peglin/Peglin/ folder, overwriting the old one.
Step 6: Verify Launch Peglin. Check your gold at the top right. Enter a run. You should see your custom orbs in the deck. Let’s walk through a standard edit using the
If you play on Steam Deck or the Android/iOS version, file structure is different. Use Total Commander (Android) or Disk Drill (PC) to locate the hidden Unity data folders.
The developer, Red Nexus Games, has not officially endorsed save editing but also never patched against it. However, they have fixed bugs caused by corrupted saves, indicating they tolerate but don’t support the practice. Step 2: Back Up the File Right-click saveFile
Game crashes, file corruption, or accidental uninstalls can wipe out dozens of hours of progress. If a player has a backup of their save file or access to a tool that can generate a "completed" file, a save editor acts as a recovery tool.
The Peglin community loves discovering broken synergies (e.g., "Orbust + Molten Mantle + Bag of Holding"). Rather than grinding for 20 hours to maybe see that combo, high-level players use save editors to instantly create a "God Run" to test damage formulas and synergy limits.