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Where Are Murder House Save Files Located?

Murder House saves three slots in one LocalLow folder under a Vague Scenario company name with a trailing underscore.

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Murder House keeps all three slots in a single LocalLow folder with a company name worth copying exactly. Vague Scenario LLC with a trailing underscore is literal, and omitting that character breaks the path.

Puppet Combo titles share nothing storage-wise despite the shared brand. Each game carries its own Unity company string, with Christmas Massacre as the documented contrast using es3 files elsewhere. Steam Cloud covers this one per account with itch builds on the same tree.

Where Murder House stores this, by platform

Windows
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Vague Scenario LLC_\Murder House

All three slots in one company tree with the trailing underscore literal. Same path for Steam and DRM-free builds. Copy whole with the game closed.

Linux
<SteamLibrary>/steamapps/compatdata/1064460/pfx/

Steam Play prefix for App ID 1064460. The LocalLow tree mirrors inside the prefix drive. Company-name[_]variant applies across platforms, so never borrow other titles paths.

Frequently asked questions

How do I back up Murder House saves?

Copy the whole %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Vague Scenario LLC_\Murder House folder with the game closed. All three slots live in that one tree. DRM-free itch builds share the same LocalLow path with no userdata variant.

Why does the company folder end with an underscore?

It is literal and load-bearing. The company string ends with an underscore before the separator, and dropping it lands nowhere. Other Puppet Combo titles use different company names entirely, so never transplant paths between them.

Do all Puppet Combo games save in one place?

It varies per title by Unity Company Name. Christmas Massacre uses a Puppet Combo folder with es3 files while Murder House uses the Vague Scenario tree. Check each game's own page rather than assuming a publisher-wide pattern.

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