How to Transfer Your Metal Eden Save to a New PC

Switching computers? Here's exactly which Metal Eden save files to copy, where they live, and how to make sure your progress loads on the new PC.

Quick answer
%LOCALAPPDATA%\MetalEden\Saved\SaveGames

Copy the SaveGames folder under MetalEden\Saved to the same path on the new PC.

Where the files live: see the full Metal Eden save file location guide for every platform path (PS5, Xbox, Steam Cloud).

How to transfer your Metal Eden save to a new PC

  1. On the old PC, press Win+R, paste %LOCALAPPDATA%\MetalEden\Saved\SaveGames, and press Enter to open the save folder.
  2. Select everything in that folder and copy it to a USB drive, cloud folder (OneDrive/Google Drive), or network share.
  3. Install Metal Eden on the new PC and launch it once, then close it — this creates the empty save folder.
  4. On the new PC, open the same path (%LOCALAPPDATA%\MetalEden\Saved\SaveGames) and paste the copied files in, overwriting if asked.
  5. Launch the game and confirm your progress loaded before deleting the backup copy.

Does cloud sync move it for you?

Metal Eden uses Steam Cloud, so your progress syncs across PCs on the same account. Copy the SaveGames folder manually only if Cloud is off.

Common mistakes

FAQ

How do I move my Metal Eden save to a new PC?

Copy the save folder at %LOCALAPPDATA%\MetalEden\Saved\SaveGames from the old PC to the exact same path on the new PC, then launch the game. Use a USB drive, cloud storage, or a network share to move the files.

Will Metal Eden cloud saves transfer automatically?

Metal Eden uses Steam Cloud, so your progress syncs across PCs on the same account. Copy the SaveGames folder manually only if Cloud is off.

Where is the Metal Eden save folder on the old PC?

It's at %LOCALAPPDATA%\MetalEden\Saved\SaveGames. Paste that into the File Explorer address bar (or Win+R) to open it. See our full location guide for every platform.

Do I need to copy any other files?

Copy the whole save folder, not just one file — some games store settings, backups, or profile subfolders alongside the main save. Copying the entire folder avoids missing anything.

Other games

Need another game or a quick backup? Use the Save Location Finder — pick any game to get its exact save path plus a ready-to-run backup command.