SaveGamePro

SaveGamePro can be viewed as a title the user will acquire upon using this particular software solution. While its name also points out its purpose, it feels like the developer is trying to send a message to all gamers out there who are constantly worried that they might lose important save files for games that haven't been yet completed.

This program is a possible option for saving save files. Yes, you heard it right, this program helps you further save your game saves. The idea behind it is that although cloud gaming and cloud saves are slowly infiltrating the game communities around the world, even with full implementations, there are still scenarios that might require one to individually save and keep these game files.

One particular example is if you'd like to keep a specific save file for a particular point within the game. Now, if you progress, that save will be overwritten in the cloud or whatever other storage space you've got available. By employing the help of this app, you could keep multiple iterations of your save files, each at different points of the game, to which now you can come back whenever you feel like it.

The best part about this program is you can hit the scan button, and you will be presented with all sorts and types of save files this app finds. This ultimately means that this program is compatible with all available gaming services out there, and will also work with independently installed titles on your machine. Once you've selected a couple of game saves, you can create backup files for each one.

Later on, as you find a corrupted save file, or would simply like to revert to an earlier stage of the game, all you've got to do is hit the restore button for that specific title or entry. The app also includes changeable themes that can easily be associated with your chosen Windows OS style. The app installer asks the user if a portable installation is preferred instead of the classic one. Both are valid options and depend on your requirements.

SaveGamePro is an application that should be useful to all gamers out there, regardless of the service they are using, regardless of the game they are playing.