Embarking on the journey through the beautiful yet tumultuous landscapes of Ghost of Tsushima can be an unforgettable experience. However, to ensure that your progress is safely stored, it’s crucial to know where your save file is located. In this detailed guide, I’ll walk you through the process of finding your save file location on various platforms, discuss the importance of backups, and provide tips on managing your save files effectively.
Save File Location on Different Platforms
Whether you’re playing on a PlayStation 4 or a PC, the location of your save file can vary slightly. Let’s explore the details for each platform.
Platform | Save File Location |
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PlayStation 4 | /Users/YourUsername/Games/Ghost of Tsushima/SaveData |
PlayStation 5 | /Users/YourUsername/Games/Ghost of Tsushima/SaveData |
PC (Steam) | C:UsersYourUsernameAppDataLocalPlayStation GamesGhost of TsushimaSaveData |
PC (Epic Games Store) | C:UsersYourUsernameAppDataLocalPackagesGhost of Tsushima_000000004C481E7B_1.0.0.0_localLocalContentSaveData |
Remember to replace “YourUsername” with your actual username on each platform.
Why Backups Are Important
While the game’s autosave feature is helpful, it’s still essential to create manual backups of your save files. Here’s why:
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Prevent data loss: Accidents happen, and your save file could be corrupted or deleted. Having a backup ensures that you can restore your progress.
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Transfer progress: If you decide to switch platforms or delete the game, having a backup allows you to transfer your progress to a new installation.
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Peace of mind: Knowing that your progress is safe and sound can help you enjoy the game without worrying about losing your hard-earned achievements.
How to Backup Your Save Files
Backing up your save files is a straightforward process. Here’s how to do it on each platform:
PlayStation 4/5
1. Go to the main menu of the game.
2. Select “Options” and then “Save Data Management.”
3. Choose “Ghost of Tsushima” from the list of games.
4. Select the save file you want to backup.
5. Press the “Copy” button and choose a location to save the backup, such as a USB drive or cloud storage.
PC (Steam)
1. Open the Steam client and go to your library.
2. Right-click on “Ghost of Tsushima” and select “Properties.”
3. Go to the “Local Files” tab.
4. Click on “Backup Game Files…”
5. Choose a location to save the backup and click “Start Backup.”
PC (Epic Games Store)
1. Open the Epic Games Launcher and go to your library.
2. Right-click on “Ghost of Tsushima” and select “Manage.”
3. Click on “Backup.”
4. Choose a location to save the backup and click “OK.”
Managing Your Save Files
Once you have your save files backed up, it’s essential to manage them effectively. Here are some tips:
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Regularly check your save files for corruption. If