GameSave Manager

Care to explain further?
What's the "correct" name? What version of the game do you own? Different releases sometimes use different save locations (e.g Steam, Epic Games Store, GoG, etc).

It's not that simple; 3x is very much a "single threaded" program (which why it's infamous for hanging during an intensive scan). GameSave Manager offloads the creation of archives to 7zip, which natively stores timestamps for files. GameSave Manager itself doesn't perform any logic to sto...

As mentioned in your Steam Community thread, you need to fill out the fields within the Custom GameSave Entries Wizard (naming it, specifying what to search for, etc).

There's not ETA on it's "public" release.
However, there is the occaisional screenshot--and even release--on the project's Discord. It's far from complete, however.

If you're running a "portable" version, yes. If you're running a "traditionally installed" version, your save location has changed as of 3.1.512.0. The new location is " ..\AppData\Roaming\GameSave Manager\3x ", while the old location is " ...\AppData\Roaming\GameS...

By default, the Steam Deck runs the Steam OS which is a flavour of Linux.
GameSave Manager is a Windows-only application I afraid, so would not work if your Steam Deck is running it's "native" operating system.

This "error" means you either interrupted a scan (thus nothing to list) or you have no currently supported save data. You can configure your own "rulesets" for GameSave Manager to follow via the "Custom GameSave Entries" option of the Main Menu. From there, adding an en...

This is a tricky thing to achieve, especially within the 3x branch. A directory's timestamp can be changed by changing any data inside of it. I'm sure there's some tools you can run that'll collect the "most recent" timestamp used for files stored within a directory and apply it to the con...

For this game to be supported, we need a way of dynamically detecting it's installation directory.
This is typically achieved via their "uninstaller" entry within the registry (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\GameKeyHere).

For this game to be supported, we need a way of dynamically detecting it's installation directory.
This is typically achieved via their "uninstaller" entry within the registry (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\GameKeyHere).