Where Are 1666: Amsterdam Save Files Located?
1666: Amsterdam stores saves and config under a folder named Amsterdam in LocalAppData, not under the game's full title.
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1666: Amsterdam is Panache Digital's long-awaited adventure, released on August 25, 2026. On PC it uses a compact Unreal layout: everything sits under a folder named Amsterdam inside LocalAppData, not 1666, which is the first thing that confuses people hunting for it.
Saves go in Saved\SaveGames and settings in Saved\Config\Windows. Steam Cloud covers both, so most players never need this path. It earns its keep before a risky update, when a cloud conflict leaves you with two versions of a playthrough, or when you want a cold backup on a drive that does not disappear with your Steam account.
Where 1666: Amsterdam stores this, by platform
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Amsterdam\Saved\SaveGames
Save slots. Config sits beside it in Saved\Config\Windows. The folder is named Amsterdam, not 1666, and AppData is hidden by default; paste the full path into the Run dialog.
~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/3949550/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/Local/Amsterdam/Saved/SaveGames
Steam Deck and Linux run the Windows build through Proton for app ID 3949550, so the same Amsterdam tree appears inside the prefix.
Frequently asked questions
Why can I not find a folder called 1666 in AppData?
The game names its data folder Amsterdam, matching the project's original name rather than the full title. Look under %LOCALAPPDATA%\Amsterdam. It sits inside AppData, which Explorer hides, so paste the path into the Run dialog.
Is there a manual save file for 1666: Amsterdam?
Slots are managed by the game under Saved\SaveGames, and you can copy the folder for backup. Editing individual slots by hand is not supported and risks corrupting them, so restore the whole folder instead.
Does 1666: Amsterdam support Steam Cloud?
Yes. Steam Cloud covers the save folder, so progress follows your account when the client is online. If a session looks stale, compare the local folder's timestamp with the cloud copy before deciding which side to keep.
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