An advanced open-source C++ internal mod menu for the co-op horror game Devour.
- Fullbright
- ESP
- Unlimited UV Light & Color Customizer
- Speed Hacks
- Fly Mode
- Instant win
- Item Spawner
- Disable Long Interactions
- Unlock All Doors/Robes
- Auto-Calm (Automatically calms Azazel when nearby.)
- Play as Azazel
- Live Chat Translator (via Google API)
- Force Start Lobbies
- Bypass Player Limits
- Change Room Name
- SteamID & Name Hook Spoofing
- EXP modifier
- Walk In Lobby
- Windows 10/11 64-bit
- A legitimate copy of Devour installed via Steam or another supported platform
- Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable (x64) installed Download
Get the latest release from this repository's Releases section.
The package now includes:
- version.dll
- Core internal library.
- localization/
- Folder containing all language JSON files.
- Default Steam path (might differ):
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Devour
- Extract everything into the main game directory, the same folder as Devour.exe
- Start Devour normally through Steam or a shortcut.
- The game will automatically detect and load DevourX.
- Once in-game, press
TABkey to open or close the DevourX menu.
DevourX includes menu text in several languages:
- English (
en-US) - Turkish (
tr-TR) - Spanish (
es-ES) - German (
de-DE) - French (
fr-FR) - Korean (
ko-KR) - Simplified Chinese (
zh-CN) - Ukrainian (
uk-UA) - Russian (
ru-RU)
The game asks for your preferred language the first time it runs.
- Copy
localization/en-US.json(or the closest file) and rename it with your locale, for examplelocalization/es-ES.json. - Translate the values, but leave the JSON keys and any placeholders like
%sor%dunchanged. - Add your language name to the
languagessection at the top of the file so it shows up in the menu. - (Optional) Set it as default in
localization/config.jsonwhile testing.
When you are done, send the new JSON file in a pull request.
- Use responsibly. Avoid disrupting public lobbies.
- This project is for educational/research purposes.
- Menu does not appear: Make sure that
version.dllis located in the same folder asDevour.exe. Sometimes, Windows Defender or other antivirus programs may automatically quarantine or blockversion.dll, marking it as a potential threat. If this happens, restore the file from quarantine and add it to your antivirus exception list before launching the game.
- Close Devour.
- Delete the
version.dll.



