Atelier Ryza 3: PS4/5 Button Mod Guide

If you ever wanted to get a Button Mod that will make things a whole lot easier in Atelier Ryza 3, you need to search all over the internet in order to get the proper download file and mod. Well, that search ends here! In this guide, we shall give you a link with all the necessary files that you need in order to get yourself a working Button mode. Let’s get started.

PS4/5 Button Mod Guide – Atelier Ryza 3

This here is the link that you can use in order to get yourself a Button Mode for Atelier Ryza 3.

All that you need to do is open the link shown above and download the folders and files. It is around 600 MB in total so it will usually take about 5 minutes.

Once you have it completed, you need to drag the folders that you’ve downloaded into the Atelier Ryza 3 folder. Extract the contents that are inside the Rar file and just copy and paste them into the Ryza 3 folder.

It will replace most of the Xbox buttons with the PlayStation ones. It does have further instructions inside the download file which you can further read. If you are experiencing more issues with this matter, we recommend that you post a message to the developers letting them know about the issue.

We hope that this link has given you the Button Mod that you’ve been working for in Atelier Ryza 3. Have fun using it!

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