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But what if Steam backed the game after the save file has been deleted...?
Only backup steam does is cloud sync.
So no, steam does not "usually" backup your saves.
It does it on this game. I went travelling this weekend, took my laptop. Played some prey and all of my saves from my home rig were available to me. Cos they were in the cloud.
Then I got home, went back to my home rig, and my new saves from the laptop session were available there too. Which is cool.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=406800797
Not all games use cloud saves, for example Dark Souls. So be wary not to rely on cloud saves for all games (you can easily check if a game has cloud saves available by right clicking on the game/properties/updates. As you will see, you can disable cloud saves right there. It also tells you how much space you have available on the cloud.