SaveKnight review
A focused Windows save manager with encrypted cloud backup and cross-PC sync.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SaveKnight is a Windows desktop app and cloud backup service for protecting PC game save files. It automatically detects supported games and save locations, backs up selected saves when games exit, and stores encrypted copies in the cloud. Version history supports rollback, while synchronization helps keep saves aligned across gaming PCs. It is aimed at Windows players who want more protection than local save files provide, especially those managing saves across multiple computers.
The free plan includes 2 game profiles, 500 MB of cloud storage, and unlimited version history. Knight costs $5 per month and expands the allowance to 20 game profiles and 20 GB of cloud storage, while retaining unlimited version history and adding priority support. Legend costs $15 per month and raises the limits to 100 game profiles and 100 GB of cloud storage. It also includes priority support and early access to new features. The plan structure makes the free tier suitable for a small library, while larger collections require a paid subscription.
SaveKnight’s main ecosystem fit is its Windows focus and its use of Ludusavi’s database to support thousands of PC games. Automatic game detection reduces the need to locate save folders manually, and one-click restoration provides a direct way to recover previous versions. The service is also open source. However, platform coverage is limited to Windows, and restoration is manual. Players on other platforms or those seeking automatic recovery should choose a tool designed for broader platform support or automated restore workflows. Windows users who value encrypted cloud storage, version history, and cross-PC synchronization are the clearest fit.
SaveKnight pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automatic detection and exit-triggered background backups
- Encrypted cloud storage with unlimited version history
- Cross-PC synchronization and one-click save restoration
- Where it doesn't
- Windows-only platform coverage
- Free plan limits users to 2 game profiles and 500 MB
- Restoration is manual rather than automatic
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