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Where Are Corsair Cove Save Files Located?

Corsair Cove saves use custom .ccprof and .ccgs extensions in per-user SteamMain folders under Local AppData.

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Corsair Cove keeps saves in a CorsairCove folder in Local AppData, filed under per-user SteamMain directories. The files use custom extensions, .ccprof for profiles and .ccgs for game saves, so they stand out from the usual .sav crowd.

That per-user folder matters on shared machines. Each Steam account gets its own SteamMain directory, which keeps pirate empires separate without any extra effort. Copy the right user folder when migrating, not just the loose files, or the game will not associate them correctly.

Where Corsair Cove stores this, by platform

Windows
C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\Local\CorsairCove\Saved\SaveGames

Open the SteamMain folder matching your account for .ccprof and .ccgs files. Back up the whole SaveGames tree so profiles and saves stay paired.

Linux
~/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/1368140/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/Local/CorsairCove/Saved/SaveGames

Proton prefix for Steam Deck and Linux desktops, app ID 1368140. Same SteamMain and custom-extension layout inside.

Frequently asked questions

What are .ccgs and .ccprof files?

Corsair Cove saves and profiles in custom formats. The .ccgs files hold settlements and the .ccprof files hold the matching profile data. Keep each pair together.

Why are there multiple SteamMain folders?

One per Steam user ID that has played on the machine. Each is a separate pirate empire, so migrate only the folder belonging to your account.

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