Gamekeeper

What Gamekeeper is

Gamekeeper is Windows software for finding and recording game saves. It can identify save directories from game metadata and scan locally installed games for batch importing. For each game, users can create multiple save Spaces and visual branches for different storylines or career choices. New saves store only changes from the preceding save to reduce space use. Quick Save includes hotkeys, process monitoring, real-time saving, and scheduled saving; saving a game also captures a screen preview. Saved games can be uploaded to private cloud storage and started on another device. Cloud synchronization uses Rclone and supports local, FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, SMB/CIFS, and S3 sources. Automatic recognition covers Steam, GOG Galaxy, Epic Game Store, and XBOX PC. The free plan costs nothing and limits Multi-Space to three per game. Pro features are listed, but no Pro price is given. Gamekeeper is in alpha testing, requires Windows 10/11 64-bit, and Process Tracking requires the .NET 9 runtime. Default upload limits are 10MB for images and 100MB for videos.

Who it suits

Gamekeeper suits Windows players who want to organize save versions, create branches, or synchronize saves across devices. It is a fit for users whose systems meet its Windows requirement and who are comfortable with alpha software.

Limits

The Free plan limits Multi-Space to three per game. Default uploads are limited to 10MB for images and 100MB for videos.

Getting started

1. Visit the Gamekeeper website.
2. Download it for Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.
3. Use the .NET 9 runtime environment for Process Tracking.
4. Add games so Gamekeeper can identify save locations from metadata.
5. Use the Free plan, which costs nothing, or choose Pro.

Verdict

Gamekeeper offers save organization, branching, and cloud synchronization, with a free plan that limits Multi-Space. Its alpha status and Windows and runtime requirements are worth considering before choosing it.