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Where Are Kena: Bridge of Spirits Save Files Located?

Kena uses the UE4 Saved tree in LocalAppData, with photo mode shots in the install folder and full cloud plus Proton coverage.

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Kena follows Unreal Engine 4 habits. A Kena folder in LocalAppData holds Saved with SaveGames for progress and Config for settings. The folder name is just Kena, which is why title searches overshoot it.

Photo mode breaks the pattern pleasantly. Shots save into a Pictures folder inside the game install, so they vanish with an uninstall unless copied first. Config edits for sensitivity and post processing go in the WindowsNoEditor INIs while the game is closed.

Where Kena: Bridge of Spirits stores this, by platform

Windows
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Kena\Saved\SaveGames

Progress in the standard UE4 spot. Paste the path into Explorer. The folder appears after the first save.

Windows
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Kena\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor

Graphics and input INIs for tweaks like sensitivity and post processing. Edit while closed and keep the originals.

Windows
<KenaInstall>\Kena\Pictures

Photo mode shots inside the install tree. Copy them elsewhere before verifying files or uninstalling, since both operations can wipe this folder.

Linux
<SteamLibrary>/steamapps/compatdata/1954200/pfx/

Steam Play prefix, app ID 1954200. The Windows tree is mirrored inside it.

Frequently asked questions

How do I move Kena saves to a new PC?

Copy the Kena Saved tree to the same LocalAppData path with the game closed. Progress and settings travel together. Cloud mirrors exist on every store, but the folder copy is exact.

Where do Kena photo mode screenshots go?

Open the Pictures folder inside the Kena install directory. Photo mode shots land there, not in Documents or the gallery. Copy them out before uninstalling, since they live with the game files.

Where are Kena saves on Steam Deck or Linux?

Use the Proton prefix with app ID 1954200. The Windows tree is mirrored inside it. Cloud copies may also sit under userdata for the same ID.

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