Way to roll back a day on save file?

[SpotifyPremium]

So after the update I had forgotten about the 10 heart change and thought nothing about it with trying for the achievement. Well it was sebastians birthday and I was at 9 hearts pre patch and thought for sure I'd get him to 10 with a gift of sashimi. Well turns out it didn't because of the patch and now it's the day after so the birthday gift won't work. Is there any way to roll the game back 1 day as my current save is literally just the day after?

[MissDefi]

I don't care if this is old. This is an update to this question. There is no other posts for this. I won't make another when one is already here. It's not closed so it can be answered.

Anyways, If it didn't work for you, go into steam settings and turn off cloud. Do what was said in the first post. Start the game. You will go back a day. Once the day starts, go into steam settings and turn cloud back on while on that day you want to do over, so the day you are wanting to do over and finish can be saved on cloud and replace the previously saved file.

[proudhufflepuff42]

Publicado originalmente por Mayoshkin:

Thank you everyone in this thread! Actually it's very useful! :gk_heart:
I messed up on my wedding day, I prepared the wedding dress and veil, but did not put on myself. And next day realized, that event started automatically... :(
Hopefully, I sow this thread and managed to do everything correctly (I turned off steam cloud and changed the name from "old" to normal on safe file.
And now I have a nice screenshots :gk_smile:

I did the same thing. I am currently trying to fix it, but I can't find the save files. How did you find them? what type of computer are you on?

[lizardmang]

Publicado originalmente por proudhufflepuff42:

I did the same thing. I am currently trying to fix it, but I can't find the save files. How did you find them? what type of computer are you on?

If you're on Windows, save files are located in C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\StardewValley\Saves. The AppData folder is hidden and can be quickly found by typing "%appdata%" into the Windows search bar.