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Turn off cloud saves if you have issues.
You can view and download them from here though...
https://store.steampowered.com/account/remotestorage
From what I've discovered, you can open your game, then - while the game is open - go to the saved file location in Windows Explorer and delete your saves there. Once your game closes, Steam saves whatever is in your saved game folder to the Steam Cloud. But it can't save what isn't there so your saved game is gone for good.
You need to have your Steam overlay enabled, though, because there will be no way to access Windows Explorer if your game is in Fullscreen Mode. You also need to know the location of your saved games in Windows Explorer but I assume you already know this.
This first reply answers both your questions, It helps to read the replies. Your answer might be in them.
Godsend.
Thanks for this, almost lost a ton of progress in a game by accidentally overwriting an earlier save. Luckily I downloaded that save file from the remote storage before it could get synced.
PHEW
What is it you want to do? Restore a save? The name of the file should tell you in what folder the file should be located within the games folder. If it is just name.file it shoud go directly into the game folder. If the name is Data/name.file it should go in the Data folder within the game folder. You can find the game folder by right clicking the game in Steam -> properties -> local files -> browse. Hope that helps.
How to do any of this depends on the game. No 2 games are exactly the same. What game is it?
We shouldn't have to do anything if we have cloud features enabled other than launch the game. When cloud features are enabled all of our personal data and progress should be there.
Saved game files are almost never in the game folder. They're usually in the appdata folder or somewhere else on our computers. A common alternative place saved info from games is store is in My Documents.
They're placed in a different location so we don't lose them when we uninstall. Cloud features help us not lose that stuff, developers of games usually try to set up where the game files go to prevent us from losing them too.
It depends on the game. What game is it you're trying to do this with, Fuzzykropolis?
Thank you!!! I asked the incompetent people at steam support for exactly this a couple of years back and they told me there was no way to access the files.
there are and were also 3rd party tools for this purpose before that.