How to download Steam cloud saves
Steam Cloud is one of the most valuable services that Valve offers for most of the games featured on its platform. Whether you purchased a new computer or wanted to play a game at an internet cafe, Steam Cloud lets you pick up your games’ saves right where you left off. This service can be especially handy for those who own multiple devices and often switch between them when playing or managing Steam-curated games.
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How to know if a game supports Steam Cloud

Before discussing how to view, download, and manage save files related to Steam Cloud, it is crucial to know whether a game supports the ability to have its data uploaded to your library’s cloud-based database. If the game is in your library, the feature will appear as a UI element next to the green “Play” button on your Steam client. You can also check by checking the Steam Store page of a game and scrolling down to the game’s primary categorized features. For instance, Dead Cells has Steam Cloud, but an older indie title like Dreaming Sarah does not.
How to enable Steam Cloud saves

Managing your Steam Cloud save files is not necessary, as the client and Valve’s online services will do everything automatically for you. However, there are two things you must check to ensure that the cloud feature is enabled.
How to download save files from Steam Cloud

If you are looking for a particular Steam Cloud save file for a game at a specified time, open your web browser and input the URL: “https://store.steampowered.com/account/remotestorage.” This link will allow you to view, select, and download any of the Steam Cloud saves for your entire library.
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How to find Steam Cloud saves on your PC

If you would like to find a Steam Cloud file on your PC, perform the following steps:

We can confirm that deleting this file will have no effect if the two cloud-related options we mentioned above are checked. For instance, we found and deleted the cloud save for Dead Cells. However, after launching the game, our Steam client automatically re-added our latest save back into the game’s folder, allowing us to conveniently pick up where we left off.
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