Where Are Supraland Save Files Located?
Supraland uses the UE4 Saved tree in LocalAppData, with a Store package split, native Linux paths, and wide cloud support.
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Supraland follows Unreal Engine 4 conventions closely. A Supraland folder in LocalAppData holds Saved with SaveGames for progress and Config for settings. The demo save even carries into the full game.
Store builds rearrange the same content. The Microsoft Store copy writes into its package folder with separate config and save spots. Native Linux uses its own config tree. Check the store first, then open the matching path, and the files are exactly where UE habits say.
Where Supraland stores this, by platform
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Supraland\Saved\SaveGames
Progress in SaveGames with settings beside it. Paste the path into Explorer. The folder appears after the first save.
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Supraland\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor
Graphics and input INIs for standard installs. Back this up alongside SaveGames for a complete move.
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\HumbleBundle.SupralandWin10_q2mcdwmzx4qja\SystemAppData\wgs
Microsoft Store copies. Saves go to SystemAppData while config sits in LocalCache. Packaged builds never touch the standard tree.
~/.config/Epic/Supraland/Saved/SaveGames
Native Linux builds use this Epic tree for saves. Proton installs use the prefix below instead, so check which runtime your copy uses.
<SteamLibrary>/steamapps/compatdata/813630/pfx/
Steam Play prefix, app ID 813630. The Windows tree is mirrored inside it.
Frequently asked questions
How do I move Supraland saves to a new PC?
Copy the Supraland 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 is the Supraland config file?
Look for GameUserSettings.ini under Saved\Config in the same tree, with a WindowsNoEditor level on standard installs. Edit while closed. The Store build uses a WinGDK Config folder instead.
Where are Supraland saves on Linux?
Use the Proton prefix with app ID 813630. Native Linux builds use the Epic config tree instead. Cloud copies may also sit under userdata for the same ID.
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