Can't Find Game Save Location

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I couldn't find it via Googling, but often times you can find where it's stored via checking what the game's AppID is. AppID is usually shown in an ini file where the exe is in the game directory. It's a string of about 6 numbers and if you do a file search for it in Windows, you might find it's location. There is often a folder with that number as it's name contained in the same place the saves are.

That said, don't be surprised if you can't even find it. Someone on the Steam forum asked on The Haven Moon forum where the saves were, and all the game dev told him is saves are automatic, and you don't need to access them to see a different ending.
I couldn't find it via Googling, but often times you can find where it's stored via checking what the game's AppID is. AppID is usually shown in an ini file where the exe is in the game directory. It's a string of about 6 numbers and if you do a file search for it in Windows, you might find it's location. There is often a folder with that number as it's name contained in the same place the saves are.

That said, don't be surprised if you can't even find it. Someone on the Steam forum asked on The Haven Moon forum where the saves were, and all the game dev told him is saves are automatic, and you don't need to access them to see a different ending.
 
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Thanks. I'll see if I can locate it using that technique. The game dev must not have realized some of us like/need to play the game on more than one machine at our disposal. And the game apparently isn't Steam cloud-aware.
 
From what I've read it's a game with a very unique save system that saves automatically, but rather than using checkpoint locations, it saves exactly where the player is. This would indicate it might use quicksaves performed every so many minutes of play.

And also, I said file by mistake above. I meant to say there might be a folder with the AppId number as it's name.
 
Unfortunately, it didn't work. I even got desperate and deleted the game folder from Steam on PC#2 and pasted the one from my other machine, PC#1. Complete with every game ID file I could find with its number on it. The game still started in the PC#2 location instead of the PC#1 location.