Shin Ryu Mod Manager
Shin Ryu Mod Manager is a PC port mod manager for the Yakuza series that allows loading loose files from a mods folder.
- Type: tool
- Game: Shin Ryu Mod Manager
- Runs on Windows and Linux
- By SRMM-Studio
- Latest release v5.0.5, 2026-10-21
- Source: https://github.com/SRMM-Studio/ShinRyuModManager
README
Shin Ryu Mod Manager
Mod manager for Yakuza series PC games. Please check the Supported Games list before using.
Allows loading mods from a /mods/ folder inside the game's directory.
Mods do not have to contain repacked PAR archives, as Shin Ryu Mod Manager can load loose files from the mod folder.
Repacking is needed only for some PAR archives in Old Engine games (Yakuza games released before Yakuza 6). Other games do not need any PAR repacking.
Installing
Unpack the latest release into the game's directory, in the same folder as the game's executable.
Usage
A command line interface is available, as well as a GUI.
For actual usage, check the Installing Mods and Creating A New Mod articles in the wiki.
To run the program, you can launch it with no arguments to open the GUI, or hold left ctrl to open it in CLI mode. Either method will generate an MLO file to be used by Parless, the Yakuza mod loader.
All of the mod manager releases include Parless and all necessary files for usage, so no need to download Parless separately.
CLI Mode
Windows
> .\ShinRyuModManager.exe --cli
Linux
$ ./ShinRyuModManager-CE --cli
Building
Clone the repository and fetch the submodules, then open the solution file (.slnx) in Visual Studio. You can then dotnet publish the ShinRyuModManager project.
Credits
Original project by SutandoTsukai181.
Thanks to Kaplas for ParLibrary, which is used for repacking pars.
Thanks to Kent for providing the logo and UI graphics.
For the mod loader credits, please check the YakuzaParless repository.
Code Signing
ShinRyuModManager's binaries are digitally signed using SignPath.io to ensure authenticity and security. This helps verify that the downloaded software hasn't been tampered with and comes from a trusted source.
License
This project uses the MIT License, so feel free to include it in whatever you want.