Where Are Alone in the Dark 2024 Save Files Located?
The 2024 Alone in the Dark remake saves .sav files under AppData Local AloneInTheDark Saved SaveGames, with config in WindowsNoEditor.
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The 2024 remake runs on Unreal Engine 4 and stores everything the usual way. Saves are numbered .sav files plus profile and settings saves in Saved SaveGames. Engine config sits in Saved Config WindowsNoEditor. Both branch from an AloneInTheDark folder in Local AppData.
Steam threads confirm the file list including the autocloud manifest. Nothing here is store-specific. Copy the Saved tree whole and every version of the game accepts it.
Where Alone in the Dark stores this, by platform
%LOCALAPPDATA%\AloneInTheDark\Saved\SaveGames
Numbered save files plus profile.sav and settings.sav in one flat folder. No per-user ID layer. Copy whole with the game closed.
%LOCALAPPDATA%\AloneInTheDark\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor
GameUserSettings.ini and engine options for the Windows build. Back up alongside SaveGames so resolution and bindings survive the move.
<SteamLibrary>/steamapps/compatdata/1310410/pfx/
Steam Play prefix for App ID 1310410. The AloneInTheDark Saved tree is mirrored inside the prefix drive, with Cloud data also under ~/.steam/steam/userdata/<steamid>/1310410/.
Frequently asked questions
How do I back up Alone in the Dark 2024 saves?
Copy the whole %LOCALAPPDATA%\AloneInTheDark\Saved folder with the game closed. SaveGames holds save numbered files plus profile and settings saves, and the Config sibling holds graphics options. Moving one without the other loads with wrong settings.
Does Alone in the Dark 2024 support cloud saves?
Yes. Steam Cloud and GOG Galaxy each cover their own build. The local layout never changes between stores, so manual copies also move cleanly. Linux players find Cloud data under userdata for App ID 1310410.
Where is the Alone in the Dark 2024 config file?
Open %LOCALAPPDATA%\AloneInTheDark\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor and look for GameUserSettings.ini. The SaveGames folder next door is progress. Keep the two together when migrating machines.
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