
If you have created a save state, there should be a folder in there composed of a long string of numbers and characters. From there, you want to navigate to "SystemAppData", and then "wgs". I do not know if the exact location of the game varies based on your system, but once you have arrived in the Packages folder, you want to look for the one marked "CoffeeStainStudios.DeepRockGalactic_(insert characters here)". You can access the AppData folder by typing %appdata% into your search/run bar.

Windows 10: C:\Users\(Your username here)\AppData\Local\Packages Steam: (Wherever your steam folder is located, likely C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam)\steamapps\common\Deep Rock Galactic\FSD\Saved\SaveGames You'll find your save games in these locations: I hope I do not need to remind you, but when doing things like this, always make sure to back up all of your saves in case something goes wrong.

If I didn't explain something properly, yell at me and I'll do better.Īnyways, I can confirm that with a bit of technical know-how, it is in fact possible to transfer your save from Windows 10 to Steam, and vice versa. How to transfer your Steam save to Windows 10 (and vice versa)įirst off, I apologize if the formatting or explanation for this is bad.
