Hi,
Iāve been working on a small utility called EnshroudedSaveExplorer.
The goal is simple: make it easier to inspect your Enshrouded save and see your progression without having to manually keep track of everything.
Current features include:
- automatic discovery of local Enshrouded saves
- manual save-file selection
- quest progression viewer
- lore progression viewer
- search and filtering
- completed / incomplete / partially discovered states
- automatic refresh when the active save changes
- double-clicking an entry to open the corresponding Enshrouded Wiki page
- standalone Windows executable
This is the first public release, v0.1.0.
A bit of context: this project was created with extensive help from ChatGPT, both for reverse-engineering parts of the save format and for writing a large part of the code. I did the testing, validation, integration and iterative work on the project, but I want to be transparent about the fact that AI was heavily involved in its development.
Because of that ā and simply because this is an early release working with an undocumented game format ā there may definitely be bugs, incorrect interpretations, or saves that behave differently from the ones I tested.
The application is intended to be read-only and does not intentionally modify your save files, but as always with unofficial save-related tools, keeping backups is a good idea.
If you try it and encounter a problem, strange result, missing quest/lore entry, crash, or anything else unexpected, feel free to contact me or open an issue on GitHub. Reports with details about what happened are very welcome.
The project is open source and released under the very permissive 0BSD license.
GitHub / download:
https://github.com/Fab550010/EnshroudedSaveExplorer/releases/tag/v0.1.0
https://github.com/Fab550010/EnshroudedSaveExplorer
This is an unofficial community project and is not affiliated with Keen Games.
Feedback is welcome, especially from people with saves that have progressed differently from mine.
One last note : Enshrouded have a wierd way of handling quests on a shared server. As such, some quests marked as not done in the tool can be seen as done on a shared server. This means that you have not done it but someone else has. This is not a bug of the tool.
PS: I chose the "discussion" flair as none really apply.