Battle-Cats-Save-File-Editor VS NieR.Automata.Editor

Battle Cats Save Editor is an alternative and it still works. It’s pretty easy to use.

Both: Battle Cats Save Editor (needs access to SAVE_DATA file)

late reply but you should use the battle cats save editor instead. it has a feature where you can obtain all cats or a certain cat of choice and level them up to max level without getting banned.

install bluestacks on your windows computer and root it (search up a tutorial on how to root bluestacks). data transfer your save onto bluestacks and install mt manager onto your emulator. next on the left side, navigate to /data/data/jp.co.ponos.battlecatsen/files and copy the SAVA_DATA file onto /storage/emulated/0/Downloads (on the right side). after that, open bluestacks preinstalled media manager and click on navigate and go to the download folder. hold left click on the save data file and export it to windows. put it in a location where you can find it. next install battle cats save editor on your computer and follow on screen instructions to get the cats you want and even more. to get the save back into battle cats, on media manager click import from windows and click the save data file you just modified (not the backup). after that go to mt manager and (on the right) navigate to storage/emulated/0/DCIM/SharedFolder and move that file to the left (where you had battle cats file location open). make sure to close battle cats from the app tray before reopening it and enjoy.

I mean this one: https://github.com/fieryhenry/Battle-Cats-Save-File-Editor

There are creeps on all facets of the internet. Anyways, this is a save editor that works right now.

Think there is one but it requires a rooted device, and the lethal editor and backup manager may never come back. https://github.com/fieryhenry/Battle-Cats-Save-File-Editor

What you can try is: start new game on the new crack and play until you can save, and save. Then use this save editor to take note of the steamid64 embed in the new save. Then copy your old saves in the new save folder, and use the save editor again to modify the steamid64 of these old saves to match the one you took note of previously.

to add onto the replies you've got now: a quick search for a save editor gave me this tool to set your XP (and by extension, level) to whatever you want, in case you want to put yourself back at-level without grinding up to 99 and hoping you can get through that one hell-arena