Where Does Nientum - Op.ZERO Store Save Data?
Nientum stores progress in LocalLow\QueseraGames\Nientum, while Steam installs the game in a folder called Liora.
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Nientum - Op.ZERO is a Unity game, so its save data lands in %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\QueseraGames\Nientum. The folder is easy to find once you know the studio name. The install folder is the confusing part: Steam puts the game in steamapps\common\Liora, not in a folder named after the title.
SteamDB lists an auto-cloud rule for the Nientum folder, which is the tree to copy if you want to move a run between machines. The game released on October 13, 2026 and has no separate config path documented, so treat the whole Nientum directory as the thing worth backing up.
Where Nientum - Op.ZERO stores this, by platform
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\QueseraGames\Nientum
Save data and local settings. The folder name uses the developer, QueseraGames, and the short game name, Nientum.
<SteamLibrary>/steamapps/compatdata/2725250/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/LocalLow/QueseraGames/Nientum
Steam Play prefix for App ID 2725250. The Windows LocalLow tree is mirrored inside it.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Nientum - Op.ZERO store saves?
In %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\QueseraGames\Nientum. The game uses the studio name rather than the full title, so search for QueseraGames if the other names find nothing.
Why is the install folder called Liora?
Liora is the internal project name QueseraGames used during development. Steam keeps the install directory name, so the game appears under Liora even though the store title is Nientum - Op.ZERO.
Does Nientum have cloud saves?
SteamDB lists an auto-cloud rule for the Nientum data folder, and the Steam build is the only PC version. Keep a manual copy anyway, since a cloud rule does not guarantee a usable version history.
Can I move a Nientum save to another PC?
Copy the whole QueseraGames\Nientum folder with the game closed. The path does not include an account id, so another Windows user can use it by placing the folder in the same LocalLow location.
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