Where Are Bionic Bay Save Files Located?
Bionic Bay reportedly saves under Documents SavedGames BionicBay on Windows, with Steam Cloud cover. The path rests on a single source.
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A note of honesty first. The Bionic Bay path below comes from a single save-sharing source, and the reference wiki for this game still shows blank data fields. The App ID, Unity engine and Steam Cloud support are all confirmed. The folder itself is reported, not cross-checked.
With that said, the claimed location is Documents SavedGames BionicBay, which fits small Unity releases. Back it up whole with the game closed. If your install disagrees, the Steam userdata folder for App ID 1928690 is the second place to look.
Where Bionic Bay stores this, by platform
%USERPROFILE%\Documents\SavedGames\BionicBay
Reported save root for the Windows build. Single-source path, stated plainly: the wiki data fields for this title are empty stubs. Copy whole with the game closed and confirm Steam Cloud state first.
<SteamLibrary>/steamapps/compatdata/1928690/pfx/
Steam Play prefix for App ID 1928690. The Windows save tree is mirrored inside the prefix drive on Deck and Linux. Online leaderboards stay server-side regardless of platform.
Frequently asked questions
How do I back up Bionic Bay saves?
Copy %USERPROFILE%\Documents\SavedGames\BionicBay elsewhere with the game closed. Steam Cloud is enabled for App ID 1928690, so most players recover through Cloud first and only touch this folder when sync fails or for a manual archive.
Does Bionic Bay use Steam Cloud?
Yes for campaign progress. The online leaderboards and timed courses are server-side by nature, but your story progress is local with Cloud sync. Treat the Documents folder as the campaign backup and the servers as the leaderboard.
How certain is the Bionic Bay save path?
This exact folder is reported by one save-sharing source while the wiki page for this title is still a stub with empty data fields. If the folder is absent on your install, check Steam userdata for App ID 1928690 before assuming a custom install moved it.
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