V1.2.0 Configs configs and more configs
Checkpoint64: Game Save Backup & Cloud Sync · published · build 25275206
v1.2.0 - Back up your game settings
83 new entries back up your game settings. Keybinds, sensitivity, crosshair, video and audio options, HUD layout: the files you lose when you reinstall, move to a new PC or wipe your profile. For a game that keeps your progress online, those files are all you have locally. Counter-Strike 2, VALORANT, Apex Legends, Overwatch 2, Rocket League, Dota 2, League of Legends, Fortnite, Destiny 2, Final Fantasy XIV, Path of Exile 2, Diablo IV, EVE Online and Helldivers 2 are among them. Every folder comes from PCGamingWiki, and we left out any game whose config location we couldn't confirm.
Dedicated server configs. 16 of those entries back up the config of a server you run yourself: Palworld, ARK: Survival Evolved and Survival Ascended, Conan Exiles, Satisfactory, Project Zomboid, ICARUS, Abiotic Factor and more. If your server lives outside your Steam library, a SteamCMD install for example, use Change folder to point the entry at it.
Settings entries start with auto-backup on. Add a game marks them with a CONFIG tag, and once you set one up the app saves a new version whenever the game changes those files, so you can restore the settings you had before. Switch auto-backup off on the card if you'd rather back up by hand. Saves for other games still start with it off.
Add a game is easier to use. Searching for a game we support that isn't installed on this PC used to suggest adding it yourself, as if we didn't have it. Now the empty list offers Show all and keeps your search. You can click anywhere on a row, the search box is ready when the page opens, and the search bar stays in view as you scroll. The Installed on this PC list starts collapsed, and its Add all button is gone: one click set up a whole-folder backup for every game on the list, which could fill your storage before you noticed. Set games up one at a time with Configure.
Fixed: a short network drop, like a VPN reconnecting or your PC waking from sleep, could flash up the "Can't reach the server" screen. The app now waits for a second failed check before showing it, and a real outage still shows within a few seconds.