Most Linux save files can be found by going to "~/Home/.local/share/" in your file manager and then finding the name of your game's publisher or developer. From there you should be able to find a folder under the developer's name for your game, such as PolyknightGames for Innerspace.
You can do so by pasting that file path into the address bar in your file explorer.
On Windows, most save games can be found by opening File Explorer and navigating to "%homepath%\AppData\LocalLow". After opening that folder, navigate through Data > Library > Application Support > Aspyr, and you should encounter a second game folder with the game's files. The game's folder should be named "com.aspyr", followed by the game's name and storefront, i.e.
#Mac game store app for mac
For Mac App Store games, the game's folder can be found under the file-path "~/Library/Containers".For Mac Steam games, a game's folder can be found under the file path "~/Library/Application Support".A text box should appear in your Finder window. You can find that option by opening up Finder, selecting "Go" as before, then select "Go to Folder.". While in the drop-down menu, hold the Alt/Option key to display the Library folder, then select it.Īn even quicker way to access your game's saves is to paste their file path into the Finder app's "Go to Folder.". Most Mac games are found under a hidden Library folder within your user home folder.Ī quick way to access this folder is to open Finder, then select "Go" from the menu bar at the top of the screen. For specific file paths, please refer to your game's FAQ article. Below are some general steps for finding your game's saves. Though each game has a different Save File location, they are generally based on their platform and the store they were bought from. Civilization VI Players: If you are having trouble locating your save files after the latest update (May 22nd), Check out THIS ARTICLE
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