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Is there a way I can delete my saved games?

#1 by sayuri - Nov 21 2009

The number of saves I have is ridiculous and it's a real pain to find the one I'm looking for. If there is a way in game or outside of the game to delete my save files please tell me.

#2 by perch - Nov 21 2009

Go to C > Program Files > Cute Knight Kingdom and there should be a saves folder. Go in there and delete the saves you don't want anymore.

#3 by modestgoddess - Feb 3 2010

I found the Saves folder and it's empty - despite there being four saves in the game itself.

#4 by hanako - Feb 3 2010

That might be Vista doing its "Files? What files?" routine. It looooves to hide stuff and move stuff and do bizarre things that make no sense.

#5 by modestgoddess - Feb 5 2010

Could I get rid of the saves by uninstalling and reinstalling the game?

#6 by hanako - Feb 5 2010

It might, or it might not. Vista is really weird.

I can tell you roughly how to find where I think it put your saved games but without actually being at your computer I can't get the full location.

Basically, Vista is setting up user-specific accounts for you to make sure that if someone else logs into your computer and plays the game, they won't see your saved games.

I believe your saved games are actually being kept somewhere like:

C:\Users\(your username)\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\(the path that you installed the game to)\saves


Vista being Vista, it's *possible* that the files will magically show up if you use the compatibility tab. I really don't know. I could probably find them if I were at your computer, but from here I can only guess. Did I mention Vista drives me crazy?

#7 by modestgoddess - Nov 1 2011

I now have Windows 7 (instead of Vista), but I still can't figure out how to delete my saved games.

#8 by Ariel Schnee - Dec 11 2011

Stuff like this is why I'm not <sarcasm>upgrading</sarcasm> my OS from Windows XP Pro 32-bit.

As far as I'm concerned Windows XP Pro 32-bit was the last good OS Microsoft made.

After that all of the new Microsoft OS's turned to s**t.