Which games and platforms are covered by savegamedownload.com?

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savegamedownload.com lists downloadable game save files, and its own title names PC, PlayStation, and Android as supported platforms. The live listings shown on the site are, however, all tagged PC, and the games currently visible are a mix of older and newer titles. So the practical answer is: PC coverage is confirmed by the listings, PlayStation and Android are named as supported platforms but not demonstrated by the visible entries, and you should browse or search the site to confirm a specific game before relying on it.

What the site says it covers

The site's name and page title describe it as a source for "PC, Playstation, Android and More Platform Game Saves." That is the broadest claim the site makes about platform coverage. It does not publish a platform-by-platform catalog or a compatibility list on the pages shown, so the title is the main signal for PlayStation and Android support.

What the visible listings actually show

Every save entry in the current listing is tagged PC. The entries follow a consistent format: game name, "100% Completed Save," a short description of what is unlocked, the game's release date, and installation instructions that begin with extracting files from a downloaded ZIP archive.

Game Listed platform What the save claims Release date shown
Outlast 2 PC 100% completed, everything collected/unlocked April 25, 2017
Outlast PC 100% completed, everything collected/unlocked September 4, 2013
Wolfenstein Youngblood PC All collectables found, everything unlocked and upgraded to max, level 620 July 25, 2019
Remnant 2 PC Everything unlocked/upgraded (rings, weapons, equipment, relics, mutators, etc.) July 25, 2023
Killer Instinct PC 100% completed November 22, 2013
Darkwood PC 100% completed August 17, 2017
City Car Driving 2.0 PC All missions completed, all 3 cars unlocked, 2 billion tokens Not shown in excerpt

The listing also includes Red Masked Ronin: Desires and Shadows, Terrorist Takedown 2, and Operation Thunderstorm, all tagged PC. Entries are dated by posting time (for example, "10 hours ago" or "1 week ago"), which tells you how recently a save was added, not when the game was released.

How to check whether your game is covered

  1. Search the site for the exact game title. The listing is organized as a feed of recent saves, so a specific title may exist without appearing on the first page.
  2. Check the platform tag on the entry. In the visible listings this tag reads "Pc." If you need a PlayStation or Android save, confirm the tag on the specific entry rather than assuming from the site title.
  3. Read the entry's description before downloading. Each entry states what the save contains (for example, "Everything collected / unlocked" or a specific level and currency amount). This tells you whether the save matches the state you want.
  4. Read the installation instructions in the entry. They begin with extracting the downloaded ZIP archive and then point to a destination folder; the exact path is given per entry.

What to expect from a listed save

The site's saves are presented as completion states rather than partial progress. Descriptions use phrases like "100% completed," "everything unlocked," and "all collectables found," and some entries add specifics such as a character level or in-game currency total. If you want a save that preserves some progression to finish yourself, these listings are not framed that way.

A practical example: if you want to skip the collectible grind in Remnant 2, the listed save claims everything is unlocked and upgraded, including rings, weapons, equipment, relics, and mutators. If instead you want a PlayStation save for the same game, the visible listing does not show one, so you would need to search the site and verify the platform tag on any result.

Limits worth knowing before you commit

  • Platform coverage is uneven in practice. PC is the only platform demonstrated in the current listings; PlayStation and Android rest on the site's own description.
  • No pricing or account requirements are stated in the material reviewed, so do not assume downloads are free or that no login is needed.
  • Save compatibility depends on your game version and platform. A PC save file is tied to how that game stores progress, and the site does not publish version-matching guidance beyond the release date shown on each entry.
  • Back up your existing save first. Since installation involves replacing files in a game folder, keep a copy of your current save so you can revert if the downloaded file does not load.

The short version: treat savegamedownload.com as a PC-first save archive with a stated PlayStation and Android scope, and verify the specific game and platform tag on each entry before downloading.