What Is YourSaveGames and What Does It Offer?

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YourSaveGames (yoursavegames.com) is a website that hosts a library of shared PC game save files for free download. Each entry pairs a downloadable save with a short description and installation instructions, so you can drop a pre-made save into a game you already own rather than replaying content from scratch. It is useful if you want to skip to a later point in a game, recover progress, or try content you haven't unlocked — and it assumes you have the game installed and can locate its save folder.

What the site provides

The core offering is a catalog of save game files organized by game title. Based on the site's listings, each save page typically includes:

  • A save description — what the file contains, such as a 100% completion save with "Everything Completed And Unlocked."
  • A download link — labeled "TO GET SAVE CLICK HERE" on the pages reviewed.
  • Installation instructions — where to extract the file, usually phrased as "Extract to [Game] save file location."
  • Credits — some entries name the user who provided the save (for example, "Credits to user ramatra" or "Credits to user VaibhavGamingHQ").
  • Categories and comments — entries are tagged by game, platform, and letter, and some pages carry reader comments.

The library is large: the listing paginates through at least 75 pages of entries.

Games covered

The site's catalog spans a range of PC titles. Examples visible on the site include:

Game Notes from the listing
Star Wars Zero Company Save credited to user ramatra; extract to game save location
Crimson Desert Standard extract-to-save-location instructions
LEGO Batman Legacy of the Dark Tagged under Batman, LEGO, PC
007 First Light 100% save data with everything completed and unlocked
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced 100% save file with everything completed and unlocked
Forza Horizon 6 Save credited to user VaibhavGamingHQ; 5 comments

The mix suggests coverage of both newer releases and re-released or "resynced" versions of older titles.

How to use a save file

The workflow is consistent across entries:

  1. Open the game's save page and read the description to confirm the save matches what you want (e.g., full completion vs. a specific checkpoint).
  2. Download the file using the page's download link.
  3. Extract the archive to the game's save file location. The site recommends the free, open-source archiver 7zip for extraction.
  4. Launch the game and confirm the save appears.

The main friction point is step 3: the site points you to the game's save folder but doesn't always spell out the exact path, so you may need to look up where your specific game stores saves. Back up your existing save folder before overwriting anything.

What to keep in mind

  • Free downloads are stated on the site, but the listings reviewed don't include pricing pages or payment details, so treat "free" as the site's own description rather than a verified guarantee for every file.
  • Saves are user-contributed, which is why credits appear on some entries. Quality and completeness can vary between uploads.
  • Compatibility depends on your game version — a save made for one patch or edition may not load correctly in another, so check the description and comments before installing.
  • The site is PC-focused, as reflected in the "PC" tags across its categories.

If you're looking for a specific game's save, browse the paginated catalog or search the title directly; if you just want to understand the platform, the short version is: a free, community-fed archive of PC save files with basic install guidance attached to each one.