Cursed Dream Chinese Translation Patch
This patch is a Chinese version of DotD1.0 (Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese). This Chinese version was made by Lideo with the help of Chinese Sekiro players and with the permission of the original modder Nuffly.
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This patch is a Chinese version of DotD1.0 (Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese). This Chinese version was made by Lideo with the help of Chinese Sekiro players and with permission from the original modder Nuffly.
Sekiro: Cursed Dream Chinese Translation Patch
🎮 **Mod original link:** Sekiro: Dream of the Damned
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🌙Module Introduction
**Sekiro: Cursed Dreams** is a large-scale remake mod that focuses on new content after the second Inner Invasion in the game process.
✨ **STRONGLY RECOMMENDED**: Try this MOD after the player defeats Sakura Dragon! (But the monk from Xianfeng Temple...you know)
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🗡️ Module Features
- **Comprehensive BOSS Remake**: Completely rework BOSS such as Kigatabe, Genichiro, and Ashina Isshin!
- **Comprehensive upgrade of enemies**: Every enemy in the inner palace invasion process has been redesigned, including the Red Bei Army, Samurai Generals, Gu Yingzhong, Wei Mingzhong, etc.
- **New Elite Enemies**: More new elite enemies bring a new challenging experience
- **Map Layout Optimization**: Re-edited the layout of some areas and opened up new routes forward.
🎭 Story background
In Ashina's land, cursed souls wander around, killing everyone they meet.
But for a power-seeking ninja, each miniboss offers a new and unique challenge that's different from any fight before.
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🎯 Usage suggestions
**STRONGLY RECOMMENDED** Load this mod when or after defeating Sakura Dragon.
Because the main rework of the module was after the second invasion, the new elite monsters in the game can be challenged repeatedly.
In order to better experience this MOD, I recommend exploring the map as before experiencing the second invasion state, so as to get a better and fresher experience.
⚠️ **Important reminder**: Please do not use save files loaded by other MODs, as this may cause problems.
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📥 Installation method
MOD body installation:
- **Download MOD**: Sekiro: Dream of the Damned
- **Extract files**
- **Extract the three files** (DotD folder, Mod engine file, Dinput8.dll file) into the Sekiro folder
- **MOD installation completed**
Chinese patch installation:
- **Download patch file**(Chinese Translation Patch for Dream of the Damned 1.0)
- **Extract files**
- **Extract the two folders** (zhocn folder, zhotw folder) into the Sekiro/Dotd/msg folder
- **MOD has been translated into Chinese**
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🙏 Acknowledgments
**Nuffly thanks:**
- Thanks to Ionian and everyone in the Renaissance Discord group who helped with the mod production
- Thanks to ED for producing the opening image of the module and other visual effects optimization in the game
- Thanks to Angus for guiding me in the modding community
**Lideo thanks:**
Thanks to Ian, axismind19, Nuffly and other MOD masters for providing us with various new Sekiro game experiences; thanks to Mr. Li Di for his mod unpacking tutorials, thanks to Nathan for his guidance, thanks to Ahu for his experience in localization together, thanks to the unpacking tutorials from NEP bosses, and thanks to countless Bilibili and xdm for their support.
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🌟 **Final message**:
Gradually, everyone is getting busy, and maybe they are getting older, but the game will not get old! I hope that everyone can keep moving forward in the future, come back to play games occasionally, remember what we have done, and use memory to awaken youth, even if it is only for a moment!
Thanks again everyone :)
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.