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If you are dealing with .xp3 files, then you are usually dealing with the kirikiri game engine because the kirikiri game engine typically uses .xp3 files as archives for its game files. However, Itigokuruiza uses an archive format called 'asar' to archive the game files, not .xp3. Garbro, including the fork, has not been updated to support 'asar' yet, so use another archiving program. @electron/asar an actively maintained nodejs project that can deal with 'asar' archives. 1) Install NodeJS (v10+ LTS) from: https://nodejs.org/en/download/ Guide: https://docs.npmjs.com/downloading-and-installing-node-js-and-npm Open an administrative command prompt node --version #double check to make sure node is actually installed npm --version #double check node package manager is installed npm install -g @electron/asar asar --help #double check to make sure it actually installed If the above does not work, try the depreciated version: npm install -g asar, but this should not be necessary. The syntax is: asar extract <archive> <destFolder> The destination folder will be created after running the command. So for Itigokuruiza, you would type something like... asar extract "itigokuruiza_ver1.01\resources\app.asar" "itigokuruiza_ver1.01\resources\app" Important: Adjust your paths appropriately. That would dump all the assets for the game under a folder called "app" in the resources folder. Then rename "resources\app.asar" to "resources\app.asar.backup" for safe keeping. Rename the FOLDER "resources\app" to "resources\app.asar" so that it has a .asar extension (even though it is a folder). Launch the game. It should still work and load normally using the assets from resources\app.asar\* provided there are no game breaking changes. From there, translator++ should understand the tyrano script, or you can just translate stuff yourself manually. Most of the dialogue is in "resources\app.asar\data\scenario\". Tip: Create regular backups.