What it does

DungeonKit connects to your game while it's running, letting you toggle switches, edit values, and monitor live stats. Features include currency editing, difficulty adjustments, item stats, player tools, a free camera, an on-screen overlay, and much more - all without directly modifying your save files or requiring a second tool running alongside it.

DungeonKit automatically detects which game and build you're running, supporting Steam, the Microsoft Store/Xbox app, and the Minecraft Launcher. It then adapts its available features to match your game version and update, ensuring compatibility with the build you're playing.

(Assuming the game's next update doesn't break something first.)

Minecraft Dungeons II

• Player tools - God Mode, No Clip, Overkill control, No Cooldown, Infinite Arrows/Enchant Points, difficulty lock-in, enemies-ignore-you mode
• Inventory Viewer & Editor - power, rarity, level, stack, rerolls, gilded properties, plus an Enchants editor (which enchant, tier, point cost)
• World tools - jump to any mission/area, live quest tracking, waypoints, item rarity drop tuning
• Nearby Viewer - nearby chests/enemies with distance, auto-rescan, teleport to any of them
• No Clip & Stats - fly/no-clip, movement speed, and combat multipliers (damage, crit, knockback and more)
• Camera & Display - free camera, on-screen overlay with toggleable live stats
• Tools - in-game console access, timer/pause, merchant price editing

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Supported games & platforms

This is an editing/trainer tool for your own save data and game memory. Use it at your own risk - by using DungeonKit you take full responsibility for anything that happens as a result, including to your account, saves, or game state. Back up your saves before editing. DungeonKit is not affiliated with Mojang, Microsoft, or Double Eleven.

Plushy

Developer of DungeonKit · Foxplushy on GitHub

Hey there! I'm Plushy, also known on GitHub as Foxplushy. I'm a programmer currently based in Japan, working in the cybersecurity field. In my free time, I enjoy coding and working on projects like this one.

I'm somewhat well-known in the modding community, particularly within the Minecraft Dungeons scene, where I've been around since the game's beta in 2020. While I haven't been active the entire time and have taken breaks along the way, I've recently returned following the announcement of Minecraft Dungeons II.

With the upcoming game, I saw an opportunity to challenge myself, explore new possibilities, and expand beyond what I've done before. Having primarily worked with Cheat Engine tables in the past, I wanted to take things a step further by developing a full-fledged application for the game. It's a chance to stretch my skills, learn new things, and hopefully make a bigger name for myself in the community.

Lastly, I'd like to thank everyone who has helped and supported me along the way. Your support means a lot, and I truly appreciate everyone who's been part of this journey!

Built with

A significant portion of DungeonKit, at least for Minecraft Dungeons, works by editing the game's memory, much like a traditional Cheat Engine table. However, most of its newer features leverage Unreal Engine's built-in reflection system.

Rather than relying on hardcoded memory addresses, DungeonKit can locate properties by name at runtime using property offsets. This makes it more resilient to game updates than a typical fixed-offset trainer.

As a result, DungeonKit can potentially continue working across multiple game versions, even when it hasn't been explicitly updated, thanks to the information it can access at runtime. In some cases, this allows it to effectively adapt to newer builds without requiring a dedicated update for every release.

Found a bug, or want a feature?

The best way to get in touch is through our Discord server, which is linked directly in the app under Quick Access > Websites. It's the main hub for reporting bugs, asking questions, sharing feedback, and requesting new features.

If you'd prefer to join without opening the app, you can find the server here:

Please note: due to the recent influx of new members (which isn't exactly surprising!), you'll need to complete a short and simple join application before getting in. Don't worry, it's only a couple of questions and should take no more than a minute to complete!

We look forward to seeing you there!