How to transfer others’ saves to Nioh: Complete Edition

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If you have already played Nioh and for some reason want to continue the game from some particular place, then the way out for you is to transfer others’ saves into the game. And if you have already tried to do this, you have encountered a similar screen (see screenshot below).

There is certainly a way out of this situation, here is the sequence of actions that you need to do:

Download the desired save
Download HEX Workshop
Install it
Start
Open via HEX editor file Savedata.bin in the folder C: \ Users \ Your user \ Documents \ KoeiTecmo \ Nioh \ Savedata
Write down the values of the bytes allocated in the screenshot below.
Open with the help of the editor the save that you downloaded
Find these bytes there and change their values to those that are we wrote down earlier. This file is in two folders, Savedata and Systemsavedata. Accordingly, you need to change both.
Transfer saves to C: \ Users \ Your User \ Documents \ KoeiTecmo \ Nioh \ with the replacement

That’s all, now you can play Nioh from every place you want. But of course, you need to find the necessary save. We hope that the article was useful to you.

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4 Comments

Your name* 17.11.2017 in 19:47
Spasibo, rabotaet.
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sotanaht 24.12.2017 in 04:00
Replacing Systemsavedata is not strictly necessary. Doing so will transfer your settings, but only savedata contains actual progress information and mismatching them does not harm your game.
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Chaka-Zulu 17.02.2018 in 19:59
Didn’t work. Gave me the save exact error message of “This save file is from another player” . Curiously, I found that my old save file had the same exact hex values as the one in the example which I found to be really odd.
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First name that pops in my head 17.02.2018 in 20:54
I take it back, it worked. Its just the instructions are not too clear. You need to take the hex values of the NEW save files, copy them, and then paste them in the OLD save file. Once you have done that, you take the entire OLD save file and copy and replace it over the NEW one. *sotanaht* is right that you do not need to copy over the systemsavedata file over but you will see an annoying error message every time you visit a shrine so it may be a good idea to go ahead and do the same thing on that one anyway.
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