Cult of the Lamb Save File Location
Last verified: 2026-09-11
Save file location (Windows (Steam)): %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Massive Monster\Cult Of The Lamb\saves
- Windows (Steam)
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Massive Monster\Cult Of The Lamb\saves- Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One
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Settings > Saved Data and Game/App Settings > Saved Data
Here's exactly where Cult of the Lamb keeps your flock on PC, how to open the folder, and how to back up a slot before a risky crusade.
Save file locations
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Massive Monster\Cult Of The Lamb\saves
Full path: C:\Users\<YourName>\AppData\LocalLow\Massive Monster\Cult Of The Lamb\saves\ . Your saves are slot_0.json (Slot 1), slot_1.json (Slot 2), etc.; each meta_N.json holds that slot's summary.
My games & apps > <Game> > Manage game > Saved data
Xbox saves sync automatically to the cloud with your Microsoft account; there is no user-accessible save file on disk.
Settings > Saved Data and Game/App Settings > Saved Data
Console saves are sealed and can't be copied as raw files. Back them up to PS Plus cloud or a USB drive from this menu.
Cloud saves
On PC, Cult of the Lamb uses Steam Cloud, so your slot files sync across machines with the same account. Close the game before restoring a backup so Steam Cloud doesn't overwrite it with the newer online copy.
Moving to a new PC? Follow the step-by-step Cult of the Lamb save transfer guide to copy your progress across without losing anything.
How to open the save folder
- Press Win + R to open the Run box.
- Type %userprofile%\AppData\LocalLow and press Enter.
- Open Massive Monster > Cult Of The Lamb > saves to find slot_0.json, slot_1.json and their meta_N.json files.
- Copy the whole save folder somewhere safe before editing, modding, or moving PCs.
Save problems & fixes
Cult of the Lamb save won’t load or says it’s corrupt
Many games keep an automatic backup next to the save (a .bak or numbered copy) — close the game, copy that backup over the broken file, and reopen. On Steam, also right-click the game → Properties → Installed Files → Verify integrity of game files.
My Cult of the Lamb save is missing or the folder looks empty
You are usually looking one level too high — open the numbered profile / Steam-ID sub-folder inside the path above, not the parent. If it is still empty, cloud sync may not have finished writing before the game overwrote the local copy; reconnect and let the cloud sync finish before launching.
Cult of the Lamb progress rolled back after a cloud save conflict
When Steam or the console reports a save conflict, always keep the version with the LATER timestamp. Choosing the older cloud copy overwrites newer local progress — the most common cause of “lost hours.” If unsure, disable cloud sync, back up the local folder first, then re-enable it.
FAQ
Where is the Cult of the Lamb save file on PC?
It's at C:\Users\<YourName>\AppData\LocalLow\Massive Monster\Cult Of The Lamb\saves. Press Win+R, type %userprofile%\AppData\LocalLow, then open Massive Monster\Cult Of The Lamb\saves.
Which file is which save slot in Cult of the Lamb?
slot_0.json is Slot 1, slot_1.json is Slot 2, and so on. The matching meta_N.json file stores that slot's summary shown on the load screen.
How do I back up my Cult of the Lamb save?
Copy the slot_N.json and meta_N.json files (or the whole saves folder) to a safe location, then paste them back to restore. Close the game first so Steam Cloud doesn't overwrite them.
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