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Download Kiddions Mod Menu
One file for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11: a plain ZIP served from this site. Direct download — no key, no account, no extra steps.
What the download actually is
The package is an ordinary ZIP archive — not an installer, and not a small setup stub that fetches the real payload afterwards. The button saves one file named Kiddions_Modest_Menu_v1.01.zip and nothing else happens: no second window, no companion tool, and no key, token or account requested at any point. If your download behaves differently, you are not on the file this page describes.
The archive does not contain Grand Theft Auto V or the x64 Visual C++ Redistributable. Those stay on the PC. A missing runtime fails in a way that looks identical to a corrupt download — the application starts, exits immediately, and never draws a window. See requirements and the install guide.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Version | 1.0.1 |
| Package | Kiddions_Modest_Menu_v1.01.zip |
| Format | ZIP archive (not encrypted) |
| Platform | Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit |
| Architecture | x86-64 only |
| Scope | Grand Theft Auto V Story Mode |
| Price | Free |
What you should have after the download
- Confirm the filename. The published package is
Kiddions_Modest_Menu_v1.01.zip. A different name, a different extension or an installer stub is not this release. - Extract to a real folder under your user profile. Avoid Program Files. Do not run from Explorer’s ZIP preview.
- Check the version once it runs. The overlay should report 1.0.1; compare that against the changelog.
What a legitimate download looks like
A direct package download is boring by design: you click a link, a file saves, and the transaction ends. Treat countdown timers, link shorteners, Discord key gates, bundled “optimisers”, or a password-protected archive as disqualifying. Encryption stops Windows from inspecting the contents until after you supply a password, which is why this package is not locked. The fake-download indicators page works through those signals in more detail.
Windows may show a SmartScreen prompt on first launch. That is normal for an unsigned desktop application. How to read the prompt is on the safety page — then follow the install guide for attach order.