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Where Are Crow Country Save Files Located?

Crow Country saves into a Saves folder inside the game install directory, with config in the Windows registry. Single source, stated plainly.

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Two honesty notes open this one. Crow Country keeps saves in the install folder rather than AppData, and that claim rests on a single reference source. The App ID, engine and cloud support are confirmed. Inner filenames are not.

Config skips files entirely for the registry under the studio key. Install-directory saves plus registry settings make the full picture. Watch for VirtualStore redirection on protected installs, which quietly relocates the Saves tree.

Where Crow Country stores this, by platform

Windows
<SteamLibrary>\steamapps\common\Crow Country\Saves

Save folder inside the store-specific install path with undocumented inner filenames. Single-source path, stated plainly. Copy whole with the game closed and check VirtualStore on protected installs.

Linux
<SteamLibrary>/steamapps/compatdata/1996010/pfx/

Steam Play prefix for App ID 1996010. The install tree mirrors inside the prefix drive. Registry settings do not cross platforms, so reconfigure options on Deck and Linux.

Frequently asked questions

How do I back up Crow Country saves?

Copy the Saves folder inside the install directory, such as <Steam>\steamapps\common\Crow Country\Saves, with the game closed. Inner filenames are undocumented, so folder copies are the safe unit. Cloud covers App ID 1996010 on top.

My Crow Country saves are not in the install folder. Why?

Check %LOCALAPPDATA%\VirtualStore for a redirected copy. Program Files installs without admin rights push writes there silently. That phantom tree explains saves that vanish from the expected folder.

Where is the Crow Country config file?

It holds options in the registry under the SFB Games key rather than any AppData file. No LocalAppData or Documents entry is listed for this title. Back up the Saves folder for progress and leave the registry for settings.

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