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Ah, I looked for a Steam Deck forum, but I didn't realize it would be a product forum rather than one of their official ones. Thanks, I'll drop it there too.
Back when I first posted about this, I found out that apparently the Fell Seal devs hadn't implemented cross/cloud saves or whatever and had no plans to, so there would be no way to play the same game on the Deck and PC unless you manually moved the saves every time (something I obviously wasn't going to do). That's weird if you're getting an old save, because it sounds like that shouldn't even be happening (unless you're trying to play a different game). I haven't looked into Fell Seal to see if they changed their minds about cloud saves; I'm just not going to play it on my Deck.
1) Non-native - these are where the saves are stored in a specific location such as "My Documents\game" and these are uploaded to the cloud.
With non-native steam cloud saves
* They are not cross platform since linux\macs have no idea where "My Documents" is any more than Windows understands where "~/Library/Game/" is. Each OS the dev must specify where the save files are located.
* They are not per-steam user
2) Native Steam Cloud - these are where your save files are stored on a per-steam user basis and are stored in a special directory in the steam installer file structure
With native steam cloud saves
* They are cross platform since the saves are downloaded to the same location on each platform
* They are per steam user which is useful if multiple people use the same computer
Its unfortuantely not possible to know how a game uses steam cloud as that's more or less up to the developer
This needs to be on the steam homepage for ppl to see understand the difference 👍🏻