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Hi, today as i started the game a message appeared saying my save file was corrupted and had to be deleted.

There seems to be a workaround for steam, but can't find anything about GOG.

Help!
I solved it.

I leave the fix here in case anybody else stumble upon thisin the future. It's from the Team17 web but this forum doesn't allow me to post links.



1. Find your backup

The 'backup-saves' folder location:

C:\Users\%username%\AppData\LocalLow\Black Salt Games\Dredge\backup-saves

The file names dredge-save0.bin.bak_0, dredge-save0.bin.bak_1, etc. would contain backups for slot 1, or files named dredge-save1.bin.bak_0, dredge-save1.bin.bak_1 and similar would contain backups for slot 2 etc.

2. Copy the backup file from the 'backup-save' folder to the 'saves' folder

Now copy (Ctrl+C) the backup file inside the 'backup-save' folder and paste it (Ctrl+V) into the 'saves' folder.

The 'saves' folder location:

C:\Users\%username%\AppData\LocalLow\Black Salt Games\Dredge\saves


3. Rename the backup file

So that the game can recognise the file as a correct save, its name will need to be changed. The correct names of the saves in each of the 4 slots (whether they are empty or not) are:

dredge-save0.bin
dredge-save1.bin
dredge-save2.bin
dredge-save3.bin

That means you just need to delete the last 6 characters from the name of the file you copied from the 'backup-save' folder (.bak_0) to create a proper save file. But before you do that, check if the 'saves' folder already contains the save file you want to create. If it does, make sure to move that file outside the folder (if the file is empty or damaged, you can simply delete it) to avoid file conflicts when renaming the backup file.