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Buy a new PC reinstall Steam and all games back in library.
I just backup my game / to an external USB drive.
Backup Steam folder and you will backup most of them. I dont think free games and online . Maybe someone else can confirm that.
List of your cloud saves.
https://store.steampowered.com/account/remotestorage
Those games usually store save games in their own folder, Documents or somewhere else. And when you delete those games, save files are gone too.
Solution for those would be manually choosing which files should be backed up. But that would result in people abusing it to get free storage on Steam Cloud.
So if we could choose those files to be automatically backed up to local disk or another cloud service, we could keep saves of those games too.
And it would also require recoding some parts of the games to make them compatible with Steam Cloud.
GameSave Manager can backup almost every game.
Steam knows when to backup them.
It's much easier for Valve to make this feature for Steam, than for each developer to make their each game compatible with Steam Cloud.
And Valve can't add features or change anything about them to games they do not make without permission.
They can add the feature to the Steam platform but the game devs have approve it for their game.
So, contact the game devs and ask them to do something about it.
It is how their game functions. Any change to that is up to the game developer.
No, I'm saying that any change on the platform would require game developer approval if it changes anything about their game.
And it wouldn't even change anything about those save files. It would just make a copy of them to another location so we can restore them when we reinstall game, drive fails, etc.
You seem to contradict yourself in your statements.
Just so you know, it is what the game devs programmed their game to do. ie... Up to the game devs.
If you create something, it's not part of you.
Changing it wouldn't change yourself.
You can live the same with or without it.
Game developers programmed their games that way because:
-Steam Cloud haven't existed at the time of creating game
-Devs were too lazy to implement Steam Cloud.
-Another compatibility reason.
I haven't seen any devs having anything against backing up game save files.