

For example, if your child is 9-years-old they will be able to play games with the E for Everyone rating assignment.


I initially had an issue where steam would load the save, but then wouldn't save at all. Rename the most recent windows store save as saveFile0.uberstate and that should be it. In this case, it was: saveFile0.uberstate and then a bunch of backup saves.ĥ. For me, it was: C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Ori and the Will of The Wisps These are unencryped, so the save file names should make sense. Ori keeps 10 backups for each save, plus a file called container.# Copy all those, but take notice of the most recently modified file.įind the steam save folder. Inside that, there is a bunch of files that appear to have hexadecimal names? Those are the save files. Inside that folder there's going to be a bunch of weird looking files and folders. This was where the folder was located: C:\Users\AppData\Local\Packages Ended up using a system restore point.īut in this process I bought the game on Steam and attempted to move the save file over, so I wouldn't have to restart.įind the save file. Went through a whole thing trying to get my PC back on, but ultimately the Xbox app and Windows store became corrupted, and it's very difficult to fix. Played for about 10 more minutes and my computer crashed to a blue screen. Got to about 25% through the game, and it froze up for the first time. For those using the Windows game pass, it's possible to transfer saves from one to the other, it's just kind of a pain in the ass.īackground (for TL DR just skip to the list): Started playing Ori and the Will of the Wisps on game pass, liked it quite a bit.
