FF5: Complete Modding Guide and Index

A comprehensive, organized, and continually-updated index of every mod for the Final Fantasy 5 Pixel Remaster, and a full guide on how to mod the game

Getting Started

Keep up with the Pixel Remaster modding scene in the Moogles & Mods Discord server: https://discord.gg/bSnpVBV

Welcome to Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster modding! This guide will assume you know nothing and give you everything you need to know to get started. Below this section you'll find a comprehensive list of all the available mods for this game, including screenshots and direct downloads, all organized by category.

What You Need

• You'll need something like 7-Zip[7-zip.org] to extract almost all of the files you download, especially .7z files.
  
  
• Custom UnityPlayer.dll: DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]. Credit to Enfyve for their work, and you can support them here: https://ko-fi.com/enfyve
  
  
• By default, your Steam games are located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common. If they're somewhere else, you'll find a folder there called ..\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common.
  
  
• Find and click into the folder called FINAL FANTASY PR. From now on, I'll refer to this as the "install folder". This is where you'll find the exe file, called "FINAL FANTASY.exe".
  
  
  
• Inside the install folder, there is a file called "UnityPlayer.dll". Every single mod requires that you replace this with a custom version linked above.
  
  
• Download that file and paste UnityPlayer.dll into the install folder. Choose to overwrite the original.
  
  
• Some mods require that you use something called Magicite. I'll cover installing Magicite below.

Installing Magicite

Magicite can do many really cool things that go much deeper than mods that don't use it. Previously we used a tool called Memoria, but that has been broken.

You Need

• BepInEx: Download here[github.com], extract the files, and place into the game's install folder.
  
  
  
• Magicite Plugin: Find the latest version[github.com] at the top of this linked github page and download the file called Magicite-[numbers]-release.zip.
  
  
• Open that zip folder and drag the folder inside into the game's install folder
  
  
  
• Run the game once to complete the Magicite installation

How To Install Any Mod

Most mods come in two flavors: bundles or Magicite. And sometimes both at once.

Bundle Mods

These mods are generally the simplest to install and most common.

• Inside your install folder is another folder called FINAL FANTASY_Data. The destination for bundle mods is in FINAL FANTASY_Data\StreamingAssets\aa\StandaloneWindows64.
  
  
• I recommend you back up this folder. These are real game files, and overwriting these files cannot be reversed without a clean install.
  
  
• If you download a zip file and it has .bundle files inside, this is where they go. Drag them here and overwrite. That's all you need to do.
  
  
• Note that some mods may make use of the same bundles as other mods. In these cases, they are not compatible and will overwrite the previously-installed mod.

Magicite Mods

• Like bundle mods, go to the install folder and open FINAL FANTASY_Data. This time we will go to FINAL FANTASY_Data\StreamingAssets.
  
  
• There should be a folder called "Magicite". If there isn't, create your own.
  
  
  
• Magicite mods are a folder, with any name. Place this folder inside the "Magicite" folder and the mod is installed.
  
  
• If the folder is just called "master", this is not correct. Create another folder in the "Magicite" folder with any name, like the name of the mod, and place the "master" folder inside. That is the correct structure.
  

Okay! We're ready to get into the mods now. And there's a lot to go over, so I highly recommend you make use of the guide index to the right, so you can easily navigate between each section. Happy modding!

Troubleshooting

If your mods aren't working, try these steps

1. MAKE SURE that you installed the custom UnityPlayer.dll: DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]

2. If Magicite mods aren't working, after step 1, do this:

• Uninstall the game and delete ALL files. Delete the entire install folder.
  
  
• Install the game again
  
  
• Add a fresh install of THIS SPECIFIC version of BepInEx: DOWNLOAD[builds.bepinex.dev]
  
  
• Reinstall the latest version of Magicite: DOWNLOAD[github.com]

3. Are you installing your mods in the correct directory?

• Bundle mods go in \FINAL FANTASY PR\FINAL FANTASY_Data\StreamingAssets\aa\StandaloneWindows64
  
  
• Magicite mods go in FINAL FANTASY PR\FINAL FANTASY_Data\StreamingAssets\Magicite

4. Many mods will come with the proper folder structure and can simply be dragged into the install folder if the folder inside of the .zip file is called "FINAL FANTASY_Data". If it doesn't, it needs to go in the right folder as listed in step 3.

5. Did you try turning it off and turning it back on again? No, that's not a joke. Restarting your computer has been known to work sometimes when all else fails.

Universal Mods

All the mods listed in this section can be used with any of the 6 Pixel Remasters unless otherwise stated.

Universal Gameplay Mods

Reduce Walking Stutter (ffpr-tool) by noskill-io:
Allows you to set the walking speed to Classic (60 px/second) or Fast (120 px/second) to better match the framerate of the game and reduce stutter.

• Download release from https://github.com/noskill-io/ffpr-tool/releases
  
• Place ffpr-tool.exe in install folder
  
• Run ffpr-tool.exe and follow the prompts
  
• This creates a folder with the backup dll file. To remove the mod, just replace the new dll with the backup

Memoria by Albeoris:
https://github.com/Albeoris/Memoria.FFPR
Yes this is a mod in itself! I detailed how to install it so you can can use mods that make use of it. But it comes with some very cool features all on its own. Features include:

• Increase game speed (Default Key: F1).
  
• Disable encounters (Default Key: F2).
  
• Use quick save and load (Default Keys: (Release) F5 and F9, (Current) Alt+F5, Alt+F9).
  
• Highlight interactive objects and hidden passages[github.com] (Default key: Caps Lock [Toggle or Hold])
  
• In ATB games (FF4-6), you can switch from ATB to turn-based combat[github.com].
  
• In FF2: Color words and items that you've used.
  
• Partially modify CSV resources[github.com]for gameplay alterations.

Memoria is broken after the latest update. We have no word from its developer. Please be patient.


SoftResetter by Silvris:
https://github.com/Silvris/FFPR_SoftResetter/releases
Define 1-4 keyboard keys for a combination to soft reset the game straight to the title screen from anywhere.
If you read my guide on how to install Memoria, this is done the same way, as both use BepInEx. You need to download the BepInEx files and unzip them into your install folder. Then, unzip the SoftResetter files into your install folder.
Seems to be broken with the latest update.


Halved Encounter Rate for FF1-3 by Eatitup_86 (Memoria Required) Only compatible with Final Fantasy PR 1-3:
DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
Place file in \FINAL FANTASY_Data\StreamingAssets\Assets\GameAssets\Serial\Data\Master. If those folders don't exist, just create them yourself.
Memoria is broken

Universal UI Mods

ATBFix by Silvris - Fixes how the ATB bars would jitter while they fill up. Applicable with FF4-6:
https://github.com/Silvris/FFPR-ATBFix/releases
If you read my guide on how to install Memoria, this is done the same way, as both use BepInEx. You need to download the BepInEx files and unzip them into your install folder. Then, unzip the ATBFix files into your install folder.


PR Controller Buttons Mod Pack by Faospark - 15 options to choose from, instructions and list in readme:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]



Subtle Autobattle by Kiyuya - Removes the autobattle button unless being used. And makes it more subtle when in use:
Final Fantasy 1-5: DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com] Latest update breaks FF1-5 versions
Final Fantasy 6 courtesy of metalliguy: DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]



Better Outline Damage Numbers by Faospark:
DOWNLOAD[www.dropbox.com]

This is broken for FF6


FFVI Battle Numbers by metalliguy - Also included in all FFVI UI Overhaul mods:
DOWNLOAD[drive.google.com]

This is broken for FF6


FFPR Colored Windows by Silvris (Memoria Required) - Allows you to edit the color of the UI windows in real-time:
https://github.com/Silvris/FFPR-ColoredWindows

Memoria is broken


FFPR Colored Windows by Silvris (Temporarily Incompatible With Memoria) - Allows you to edit the color of the UI windows in real-time:
https://github.com/Silvris/FFPR-ColoredWindows/releases/tag/v2.4.0.0
If you read my guide on how to install Memoria, this is done the same way. You need to download the BepInEx files and unzip them into your install folder. Then, instead of using the Memoria plugin files, use these.



Custom Title Screen by Silvris (Temporarily Incompatible With Memoria) - This allows you to replace the background image of the title screen, the title screen logo, and color of the title screen menu options. Even includes video support. This is not a complete mod, but a framework to create your own title screens:
https://github.com/Silvris/FFPR_CustomTitleScreen/releases
If you read my guide on how to install Memoria, this is done the same way. You need to download the BepInEx files and unzip them into your install folder. Then, instead of using the Memoria plugin files, use these.

Font Mods

If you want to replace that horrible default font, you're in luck because there is a multitude of options. And all of them can be used universally with any Pixel Remaster.

To reduce clutter a little, and make things easier on myself, I've created a separate Steam guide just for custom fonts.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2786311940
Here you can find all the details on how to install custom fonts, as well as a massive organized list of every known custom font mod out there.

Soundtrack Mods

From now on, the mods listed here are only compatible with Final Fantasy 5.


SNES Soundtrack by Fugsnarf - Replaces the remastered soundtrack with the original SNES:
DOWNLOAD[drive.google.com]
Broken after the update, and probably unnecessary now anyway.


GBA Soundtrack by PayotCraft - Includes modified music player that shows hidden tracks (Music player mod requires Memoria):
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Broken with the new update


Synthetic Origins Soundtrack mod by PayotCraft, Synthetic Origins by Mathew Valente - This project tries to give a glimpse at what could have been by recreating the entire soundtrack of FFV using the original synth libraries that the SNES soundtrack was based on. So the tracks are “restored” in a way that takes away the compression of the SNES soundchip.
Also includes a modified music player that lists all hidden tracks. This part of the mod requires memoria to use:
Mod link: DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Example video on Mathew Valente's youtube channel:

Battle 1 BGM Intro Swap by metalliguy- Replaces the shrilly string intro with the ROCKING FRET SLIDE VERSION FROM FFI PR:
Mod: DOWNLOAD[drive.google.com]
Preview: DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
Broken with the new update


Omega Boss Music by Yoshitsune - Give the Omega battle boss music as opposed to the regular encounter music:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Broken with the new update


Mambo de Chocobo Opening Replacement by Triforce141 - Changes the "ew" sound in Mambo de Chocobo's opening with "huahhhh hue" from Mathew Valente's restoration:
Mod: DOWNLOAD[drive.google.com]
Preview: DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
Broken with the new update


Faithful Battle Theme Intro by Triforce141 - Replaces the battle theme to make it more faithful to the original. Preview included in the post:
DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
Preview: DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
NOTE: This mod requires you to mod it in yourself. You'll need to locate "ff5_bgm_assets_all_392d6970062978e305d4a58f57f943a6.bundle" inside of \FINAL FANTASY V_Data\StreamingAssets\aa\StandaloneWindows64. Then follow this guide on the Discord server[discord.com] to use UABEA to insert the song.
Broken with the new update


Battle On The Big Bridge Toms by Triforce141 - Mixes in the toms from the SNES version into the Pixel Remaster track. Preview included in the post:
Mod: DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
Preview: DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
NOTE: This mod requires you to mod it in yourself. You'll need to locate "ff5_bgm_assets_all_fa3ffd775eb437431b4c8386d4529610.bundle" inside of \FINAL FANTASY V_Data\StreamingAssets\aa\StandaloneWindows64. Then follow this guide on the Discord server[discord.com] to use UABEA to insert the song.

Gameplay Mods

Final Fantasy V PR Trainer by FLiNG: This utility allows you to modify different aspects of the game in order to cheat. For example: infinite health, 100% drop rate, no random encounters, increase game speed, one hit kill, edit gil, infinite exp, etc. See site for more details:
https://flingtrainer.com/trainer/final-fantasy-v-pixel-remaster-trainer/


Skip Cutscenes by Eatitup_86 (Magicite Required) - Skips cutscenes for a faster playthrough. Part of an effort to recreate the original FF5 hack, Project Demi:
DOWNLOAD[dl.dropboxusercontent.com]
Copy the included folder to
\FINAL FANTASY V PR\FINAL FANTASY V_Data\StreamingAssets\Magicite. If those folders don't exist, just make them yourself.


FF5Abridged Randomizer by gameboy9 - This randomizer creates a really big Big Bridge that goes on for 12 segments. Each segment contains many enemies and a boss, and they keep getting progressively more difficult. This will test how well you can manage your resources as you go through each segment. Read github page for more details:
DOWNLOAD[github.com]
Memoria is broken


UnCapFF5PRemaster by darkxex - Modify maximum FPS. Place the exe file in your install folder. Run it and choose your new maximum FPS:
https://github.com/darkxex/UnCapFF5PRemaster
Seems to be broken in latest update


Unlock All Jobs After Wind Shrine by Tranquilite - Give you every job in the game after you beat the Wind Shrine:
DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
Memoria is broken


World Map Item Casts Teleport by Eatitup_86 (Memoria Required) - Using the world map item outside of combat will cast teleport for quick travel:
DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
Memoria is broken


Quality of Life Mods by Eatitup_86 (Memoria Required) - Increase XP, gil, and ability point gain from 1 to 4x. Includes quick leveling after lvl 50 based on values within the SNES FF5 Career Day Randomizer:
DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
Memoria is broken


Remove Minimaps and Talk/Action Bubbles by Jikkie:
DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
Broken in latest update

UI Mods: Window Frames

SNES UI by metalliguy:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Broken with latest update



FFVI UI Overhaul by metalliguy:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Broken with latest update



Darker UI by faospark:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Broken with latest update



Shiryu's Custom UI by Shiryu64 - Replaces the UI with a custom one inspired by some aspects of the previous games with a modern and a retro option:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]

UI Mods: Text Box Portraits

Classic Text Box Framework by Shiryu64 - Removes the name from the old speaker box location, and puts it inside the text box for a more classic look:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]



Text Box Portraits by metalliguy - includes GBA, GBA Recolored, Old Version, and Opera Omnia portraits, as well as 4 UI options:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]


IMPORTANT NOTE FOR CLASSIC TEXT BOX FRAMEWORK

• This mod comes with a Memoria-required fix for portraits inside of battles. Without it, portraits may appear in battle at times, but flipped upside-down. This fix is incompatible with Classic Text Box Framework.
  If you want to keep using Classic Textbox Framework with this mod, then when you pick your option inside of the zip folder of the Text Box Portraits mod, click through into the "StreamingAssets" folder. Now only extract the folder called "aa". If you also extract "Assets", this will overwrite Classic Text Box Framework.

The Memoria fix for this mod doesn't work because Memoria is broken. Please be patient. The mod is still usable until it's updated.


Textbox Portraits Full Frame by metalliguy - Same as above, but places the full-sized portrait inside of the textbox itself:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
THE IMPORTANT NOTE ABOVE ALSO APPLIES HERE

UI Mods: General

No More Minimap by Tamanomizu - Removes the minimap and GPS overlay from the game:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Broken in latest update


Better Speaker Boxes by metalliguy - Not compatible with text box portraits mods:
DOWNLOAD[drive.google.com]



Speaker Box Improvement by Zeikar - Not compatible with text box portraits mods:
DOWNLOAD[drive.google.com]



Colored Icons by faospark:
DOWNLOAD[www.dropbox.com]


Dragon Quest Styled UI Icons by ProtomanZxAdvent - Changes the UI icons and colors to the Dragon Quest style while staying in the FF PR style:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]



Blue Magic Icons by Silvris (Magicite Required) - A mod to add a custom icon to FF5's Blue Magic:
DOWNLOAD[drive.google.com]



Pixel Art Button Prompts by Shiryu64:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]



Controls Notification Removal by Saftle (Requires Magicite[github.com]) - Removes the “Controls” notification:
DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]



Gold/Yellow Border Removal by Saftle - For those playing in 21:9 or 5:4 aspect ratios:
DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
I'm pretty sure this is broken in the latest update.

Title Screen Mods

SNES Intro Sequence by metalliguy - Converts the new intro sequence into its classic pixel glory:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]



Intro Skip by metalliguy - Skips the intro and goes straight to the title screen:
DOWNLOAD[drive.google.com]
This appears to have been deleted



Alternate Square Enix Splash Screen by AerospaceCoot35 - Replaces the Square Enix logo with a different version of it:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]




PS1 Opening or Ending FMV 4k Upscale by Hydra Spectre (Custom Title Screen Mod Required[github.com]) - Go to the youtube video page and check the description for download links, then follow instructions on the Custom Title Screen github page to replace your title screen with this intro video:

Opening:

Ending:

Battle Scene Mods

Battle Positioning Fix by xanderglz (Memoria Required) - Moves character sprites down to match the GBA, Bartz isn’t so far towards the top of the background:
DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
Memoria is broken



SNES Style Battle Positions by Raikoh (Memoria Required) - Positions the character sprites like the SNES version, lower and lined up straight:
DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
Memoria is broken



Stock Color-Corrected Backgrounds by Triforce141 - Darkens and color corrects the stock backgrounds of the pixel remaster:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]




Old Version Battle Backgrounds by metalliguy - Replaces battle backgrounds with those from the "Old Version" PC port of FFV, scaled down to fit the Pixel Remaster:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Broken with latest update



SNES Backgrounds [Metalliguy] - Metalliguy’s version of expanding the SNES backgrounds to fit in the PR, including background animations:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Broken with latest update

Tileset Mods

SNES Overworld Tileset by metalliguy:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Broken with latest update



Gamma Corrected Tilset by metalliguy - Brings the color and contrast of the default tileset closer to the SNES, less bright:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Broken with latest update



Old Version Based Tileset by Silvris - A tileset mod based off of the one from the FFV "Old Version" PC port (which was then compressed down to match PR):
DOWNLOAD[drive.google.com]
Broken with latest update



Custom Tileset by Shiryu64 - Replaces the default tileset with a custom one and corrects the contrast from some elements of the overworld. Also replaces the vehicles with custom ones inspired by the FFV mobile port:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]




Adjusted North Mountain Background by Silvris - Adjusts the background of North Mountain to place the horizon into view as it is in the other versions:
DOWNLOAD[drive.google.com]



Majora’s Moon by metalliguy - Replaces meteor with Majora’s Mask moon:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Broken with latest update



Terraria Colored Adamantite by AerospceCoot35 - Makes adamantite similar in color to Terraria's:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]

Player & NPC Sprite Mods

SNES Battle Sprites by metalliguy - Includes custom death sprites for every job. Can also choose to replace Freelancer sprite with Mime. Does not affect job abilities if you use that option:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]



SNES Overworld Character Sprites by metalliguy:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Should mostly work with some outliers. Wait for an update for the full experience.



Pixel Keeper Overworld Sprites by Shiryu64 - Tweaks overworld sprites for consistency with the battle sprites:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Should mostly work with some outliers. Wait for an update for the full experience.



Battle Sprite Tweaks by Triforce141 - Various adjustments, fixing errors, adding details seen in previous sprite incarnations, and adding “wonderswan leg”:
DOWNLOAD[dl.dropboxusercontent.com]




Amano Wardrobe by Triforce141 - Replaces freelancer and mime sprites with new sprites based on the Amano artwork. Alternate version only changes mime:
Regular: DOWNLOAD[dl.dropboxusercontent.com]
Mime only: DOWNLOAD[dl.dropboxusercontent.com]




White Mage Lenna Without Hood by Eva:
DOWNLOAD[dl.dropboxusercontent.com]



Faris with Amano Wardrobe and Hairstyle by Makoto_97 - Changes Faris Freelancer sprites to be based on Yoshitaka Amano's artwork:
DOWNLOAD[dl.dropboxusercontent.com]



Faris as Princess Sarisa by JustinOrange25 - Changes Faris' Freelancer sprite to look like her Princess Sarisa self, including overworld and battle sprites:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]



SNES Overworld NPC and Creatures by barbanium - Recolors the overworld sprites of NPCs and creatures to look like SNES:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]



Dark Cloud For Blinded Status by Shiryu64:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]

Enemy & Boss Mods

SNES Enemy Sprites + Enhanced Shadows by metalliguy- Restores the dark contrast of the original SNES enemy sprites, along with improved, consistent outlines and enhanced shadows:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
One file was edited in the update. It's the Sandworm boss sprite. But everything else should work.



SNES Overworld Consistency Enemy Sprites by barbanuim - Recolors the overworld sprites of enemies to look like their in-battle colors on SNES:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]



SNES Animals and Summon Sprites by barbanium - Recolors the sprites used by the Animals and Summon abilities to look like the SNES:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]



Total Void by Shiryu64 - Replaces the sprite of Neo Exdeath, the final boss, with its Brave Exvius sprite:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]


Cactuar NED by matchazed (Magicite Required)- Replaces Neo Exdeath sprite with a giant cactuar:
DOWNLOAD[dl.dropboxusercontent.com]



MEOW Superboss by empressfordola - Replaces the "Vilia" enemy on the most south-western part of the worldmap, in the ocean, with a superboss called MEOW. Difficulty is somewhere between Omega and Shinryu:
DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
Memoria is broken

Script/Text Mods

Consistent Terminology by Yoshitsune - This mod is an attempt to regularize the terminology used in the Final Fantasy V Pixel Remaster to make the evolution of the series more clear to players, with preference for terminology used in official translations that makes that evolution as clear as possible while keeping ambiguity to a minimum:
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]



Classic Spell Naming Conventions by N0lsen - Changes most spell names back to the original localized versions (Bolt vs Thunder, Bolt 2 vs Thundaga, etc):
DOWNLOAD[www.nexusmods.com]
Memoria is broken



Enemy Names Better Localization by Fugsnarf (Memoria Required) - A pretty simple and conservative mod to improve on the localization of several enemy names. My methodology here is that if there was a really obvious mistranslation of a known word, I fixed it. And if the Japanese name was literally something very obvious, I sometimes changed it. But if the existing English translation was already clever and worked, I kept it. It's really a small list of changes, but I put all of them in a txt file within the zip:
DOWNLOAD[drive.google.com]
Memoria is broken



PS1 Enemy Names by Mega64 (Memoria Required) - Changes the names of the enemies to those from the PS1 version of the game:
DOWNLOAD[img.mega64.net]
Memoria is broken


Detailed Item Descriptions by Eatitup_86 - Adds detailed item descriptions to all items that need them:
DOWNLOAD[cdn.discordapp.com]
Memoria is broken

[Yasmir Vinheim]

To the person that made "Amano Wardrobe" - Triforce141 and the person that made this community post, you both are a freaking legends, the one then I didn't like about the remaster was how to chars don't look true to the lore, but now I can enjoy the game to it's fullest; Hopefully I find similar mod to FFII and FFVI. Thanks All.

[Arama]

It would be nice if there was a mod that added the Advance content in, or any added extra content like quest mods. Would love to explore a brand new dungeon, equip brand new weapons and try out never before seen jobs. But alas, all there is are UI mods. Oh well.

[kalkano27]

I know this is called a "Pixel Remaster", but the "Pixel" part is baffling to me. The idea of a remaster is to upres the graphics. It also baffles me that no one has made a mod (even using AI) to upscale the graphics to a level that gets rid of the insane level of pixelation. SNES emulators can look better than this...

[nateraade]

Thank you for the guide! But it's outdated - would you please update the info about Memoria since it's working again?

[Tethius]

Memoria HAS been updated to ver 1.1.1 (latest) and is working fine.
https://github.com/Albeoris/Memoria.FFPR/releases
Please update this guide to include the latest release of memoria.

[Tonberry]

Just to bring up that Battle On The Big Bridge Toms by Triforce141 download and preview links don't work

[Fugsnarf]

Guide is completely up to date now as I've added a lot of mods I missed before.

[Fugsnarf]

I've updated this guide to reflect which mods were broken after the latest update and which ones still work. Here's the rundown:

- Memoria mods are all broken
- Gameplay mods are all broken except the Trainer
- Soundtrack mods need to be updated except Synthetic Origins, which was updated.
- UI Window mods are all broken
- Portrait mods should work, and all other UI mods work
- Title screen mods work, but "Intro Skip" was deleted.
- Battle background mods are all broken, and there's a new background they added in the update.
- Tileset mods are all broken except "Adjusted North Mountain Background"
- All 337 battle sprite files are unchanged, so those mods all work. Overworld sprites have one file that needs to be updated, but otherwise might be mostly okay except for some outliers.
- Enemy sprite mods all work, but the SNES Enemy Sprites mod has one file changed. It's the Sandworm boss. All other enemy sprites should work fine.
- Script and text mods are all broken.

[Kitchen-pwns]

You can get the UnityPlayer.dll at nexus mods
https://www.nexusmods.com/finalfantasy5pixelremaster/mods/58

[MajimaZ]

the link for a costum version of UnityPlayer.dll is offline...