Where Does The Jackbox Party Pack 12 Store Save Data?
Party Pack 12 keeps player data in a folder keyed to its App ID inside Steam's userdata directory, and in Jackbox Games under AppData Local.
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Jackbox has reused the same save system across a decade of Party Packs, and Pack 12 is no exception. Player data, meaning profile names, settings, and unlock flags the games reuse between sessions, sits in a folder keyed to the pack's App ID inside Steam's userdata directory, with a Jackbox Games folder under AppData\Local as the local fallback.
Jackbox's own support pages treat userdata as the primary copy on Steam and describe the AppData folder as the place to look when clearing data does not work. Deleting either resets profiles back to fresh, which is exactly what the support articles are for.
Where The Jackbox Party Pack 12 stores this, by platform
<Steam>\userdata\<SteamID>\4199960\remote
The Steam build's player data, per Jackbox's support docs. Files are named like UserData.sav with a numeric suffix. Turn off Steam Cloud before deleting anything here.
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Jackbox Games\The Jackbox Party Pack 12
The local fallback Jackbox support points to when clearing data fails. Folder naming follows the game's title.
~/Library/Application Support/Jackbox Games/The Jackbox Party Pack 12/UserData.sav
The Mac build's save file. The Mac App Store version keeps a sandboxed copy under ~/Library/Containers instead.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Party Pack 12 save data on Steam?
In Steam\userdata\<your Steam ID>\4199960\remote. If that folder is empty, check %LOCALAPPDATA%\Jackbox Games\The Jackbox Party Pack 12, the local fallback Jackbox support mentions.
What happens if I delete the save data?
Profiles, settings, and unlock flags reset to defaults. Jackbox's support guides use this reset as a fix when a pack will not start or misbehaves.
Where is it on a Mac?
In ~/Library/Application Support/Jackbox Games/The Jackbox Party Pack 12, with the data in UserData.sav. Mac App Store installs keep a sandboxed copy inside their container instead.
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