Where Are Sorry We're Closed Save Files Located?
Sorry We're Closed saves EasySave3 files under LocalLow a la mode games, with settings deletable separately and registry PlayerPrefs beside them.
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Sorry We're Closed runs on EasySave3, so progress files wear the es3 extension inside a LocalLow company folder. The studio name is lowercase with spaces and the game name carries its apostrophe, both literal.
Support splits the folder by role. Settings and system files reset safely on their own while the remaining es3 files are the run. Registry PlayerPrefs echo some state under the same studio key. Copy the folder whole and delete surgically.
Where Sorry We're Closed stores this, by platform
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\a la mode games\Sorry We're Closed
Progress es3 files with Settings.es3 and SystemData.es3 for options in the same folder. Delete only the two settings files per developer guidance to preserve runs. Casing with spaces and apostrophe is literal.
<SteamLibrary>/steamapps/compatdata/1796580/pfx/
Steam Play prefix for App ID 1796580. The LocalLow tree mirrors inside the prefix drive, with Cloud data also under ~/.steam/steam/userdata/<steamid>/1796580/.
Frequently asked questions
How do I back up Sorry We're Closed saves?
Copy the whole %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\a la mode games\Sorry We're Closed folder with the game closed. Progress lives in the es3 files while Settings.es3 and SystemData.es3 hold options. Cloud mirrors the same tree per store.
How do I reset settings without losing progress?
Delete only Settings.es3 and SystemData.es3 in the save folder, as developer support instructs. That resets options while leaving progress files untouched. It is the officially blessed fix for settings faults.
What is the exact folder casing?
Copy it exactly with lowercase and spaces plus the apostrophe in the game name. Paste into Explorer rather than typing. The registry PlayerPrefs under the same studio path complement the es3 files.
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