You agree to the terms…but you’re in for, well, a shock.

When you wake up somewhere else, a corporate executive offers you your life and the cybernetics you were trying to steal, in exchange for using your technical skills to break into SHODAN (Sentient Hyper-Optimised Data Access Network), the AI that’s hellbent on destroying humanity and runs TriOp’s Citadel Station facility near the planet Saturn. You give them the bird when they demand you turn around, and they knock you unconscious. Unfortunately it’s not long after logging in that some folks comparable to the SWAT team break into your house with guns pointed at you. Your goal is to steal military cybernetics that will enhance your natural abilities. Don't forget you've turned sync off for that game though, or you'll probably end up back here again at some point, wondering why your game saves won't sync.You’re an unnamed hacker who’s trying to get into the TriOptimum Corporation servers.

Saves are stored in different places on a per-game basis, so have a quick online search to see where you're likely to find the save file location for each specific game.Īnd, there you go you should now be able to continue where you left off. Then it's a case of finding the save you want, and downloading it to where you need it to be-whether that's a external hard drive, or your chosen games save directory. Once there, you should be able to pick out which game you're trying to download the saves for (use Ctrl+F to search the page), and click Show Files in the right hand column.

Then simply navigate to the View Steam Cloud page on the Steam website, and get yourself logged in, if you're not already. That's just so you don't confuse Steam, or yourself. If that didn't work, you may want to uncheck Keep games save in the Steam Cloud again, if you're using the device you intend to play on. Hopefully, after a moment, your saves should appear in the games save menu.

System shock 1 save files