Let me be honest about why I’m writing this up: the grind in Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered is real, and not everyone wants to spend their evenings chipping away at it just to unlock a roster they actually want to fight with. This save file skips all of that. Drop it in and every bit of the busywork is already finished, which means you can jump straight into a match as whatever monster you feel like playing today — no unlock treadmill standing between you and the fun.
What’s Already Done For You
The save comes fully loaded, so here’s the complete rundown of what you’re getting. I’ve laid it out plainly because knowing exactly what state your roster is in matters once you’re picking characters.
- All Research Completed
- All Monsters Unlocked
- All Locations Unlocked
- All Rage Attacks Unlocked
- Adventure Mode Completed With All Monsters
- 6/83 Sightings Unlocked
That 6/83 Sightings figure is worth flagging — everything else is essentially maxed, but the Sightings collection is barely touched. If tracking those down is your thing, you still have the vast majority of that hunt ahead of you.
Monster Levels
Unlocking a monster and leveling one up are two different things, so here’s where each fighter stands. The roster isn’t evenly leveled — a handful of monsters come in ready to go, while others will need some investment if you want them at full strength.
| Level | Monsters |
|---|---|
| Level 10 | Godzilla |
| Level 5 | Gigan, Megalon, Anguirus, King Ghidorah, Kiryu, Destroyah |
| Level 3 | Godzilla 2000, Rodan, Mecha-King Ghidorah, MechaGodzilla, Orga |
In practice, Godzilla is the one to lean on if you want a maxed-out fighter from the first second — the Level 5 crowd are solid mid-tier picks, and the trio of Level 3 names gives you room to grow if you enjoy leveling them up yourself.
Read This Before You Replace Anything
This is the part I genuinely want you to slow down for. The moment you launch the game with this save in place, it will unlock every Steam achievement the save has already earned — the file carries 31/39 Steam Achievements. If you’re someone who takes pride in popping those yourself, swapping your save out will rob you of that satisfaction in one load screen. I can’t stress enough that you should skip this file entirely if achievement hunting is part of why you’re playing. Back up your own progress first, and only commit if you’re at peace with that trade-off.
How to Install the Save File
The actual installation is short and painless. Follow the steps in order and you’ll be back in the game in a couple of minutes.
- Download the save file from the link provided by the uploader (hosted on Google Drive).
- Navigate to your game’s save file location. Mine lived at: C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\GZPro\Saved\SaveGames\<SteamID> — do note your <SteamID> folder will differ from mine, and if your install is somewhere unusual, check the save location references on SteamDB for your app.
- Optional but smart: back up GZProSave.sav, since that’s your current save file and the one you’d be overwriting.
- Replace GZProSave.sav with the downloaded save file.
- Launch the game and enjoy.
The <SteamID> folder is the one spot people commonly get lost on, so double-check you’re placing the file in the correct user directory rather than a generic SaveGames folder. Once the file’s in the right place, everything else just works.
Conclusion
If you made it this far and you’re fine with the achievement situation, you’re all set — this save hands you the full roster, the rage attacks, and a maxed Godzilla without a single fight of prep. Go have fun with it.