Peaky Mod Manager review
A free, open-source manager for switching Zenless Zone Zero mod presets on Windows and Linux.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
For Zenless Zone Zero players who organize mods around 3DMigoto, Peaky Mod Manager is a desktop tool for importing mod folders, enabling or disabling installed mods, and keeping different mod configurations in presets. It is free and open source, with Windows support and Linux support described by the project as not guaranteed. Its focus is specific: this is a fit for users who want to manage presets and supported settings for this game, rather than a general-purpose way to discover and install mods from a source catalog.
Preset handling is the clearest strength. Users can save and switch between multiple presets, then back up or restore preset configurations. Peaky can also edit supported 3DMigoto toggle states and key bindings, and synchronize toggle values from d3dx_user.ini. Mod descriptions, types, character metadata, source URLs, and cover images can be edited as well. Automatic application updates are included. Together, these features offer control over both mod state and the information used to organize a collection.
Importing is manual, through drag and drop or filesystem import; PMM-Mod-Importer is listed as an integration. That makes the workflow less suited to people seeking broad, built-in mod-source access or a manager for multiple games. The project is described as lightweight and built with Electron, and its MIT license allows inspection and modification of the open-source software. Choose Peaky if preset switching, backups, and 3DMigoto settings are central to managing Zenless Zone Zero mods. Look elsewhere if guaranteed Linux support or broader game and mod-source coverage is a priority.
Peaky Mod Manager pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Save, switch, back up, and restore multiple mod presets.
- Edit supported 3DMigoto toggle states and key bindings.
- Manage mod metadata, including descriptions, types, and cover images.
- Where it doesn't
- Mods must be imported manually or by drag and drop.
- Linux support is described as not guaranteed.
- Focuses on Zenless Zone Zero and supported 3DMigoto settings.
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