FireSave

Losing the save files for a game effectively means losing your progress in that title, which is something that most gamers should be well aware of by now. Though cloud backups are slowly being adopted into more and more launchers, such facilities are not always available, and they're not exactly foolproof, either.

As such, it's best that users are proactive and back up their save files regularly. Though you could go for a manual approach, having a tool to help you manage your save files can be a great convenience, and that's where FireSave comes in. It's a saves management program in all the sense of the word: name, tag, sort, filter, and sync your save files, and more, all in one place.

Tools like these can give users some much-needed peace of mind, because you never know when things might start getting corrupted. As it duplicates your save files, the app effectively acts as a safety net: if your original files get corrupted, you can always supplant them with the app's backed-up ones.

You can start off by adding the games you play, and specifying a few details about them: set the path to the game's executable, as well as to its saves folder, and the app will take care of the rest. If you want to go more in-depth, you can choose to exclude certain files and folders from the backup process.

Autosaving is a common feature in modern video games, making it significantly easier for the save files to be efficiently backed up. Having the program also provide such a function works to further this aspect: set an autosave interval, and the tool will automatically save your data. Quick saving is likewise possible via the F5 hotkey.

If you're looking to be more proactive with your save files, consider using FireSave. It's easy to set up and use, and the functions it offers can ensure that you never lose your game progress again.