Editor’s View: Why This Matters
I specifically wrote this guide because Unreal Engine 5 games can be tricky with their Local vs Roaming folders. Even if you don’t plan on cheating, please backup your SaveGames folder manually right now. Don’t learn this lesson the hard way like I did.”
There is nothing worse than sinking 50 hours into NORSE: Oath of Blood, mastering the brutal parry timings and unlocking the legendary Mjolnir, only to face a corrupted save file or a cloud sync error. Whether you want to manually backup your progress before the “Frost Giant” boss fight, transfer your save to a new rig, or modify the config file for better FPS, you first need to find where the data is hidden on your drive.
Below is the exact file path for NORSE: Oath of Blood on Windows and Steam Deck, along with a safer, automated method to manage your backups.
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Windows PC Save File Location
For the Steam / Epic Games version of NORSE: Oath of Blood, the save files are located in the hidden AppData folder, following the standard Unreal Engine structure.
C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\NorseOath\Saved\SaveGames\How to navigate there quickly:
- Press Windows Key + R on your keyboard to open the Run dialog.
- Type
%localappdata%and press Enter. - Scroll down and open the NorseOath folder (or look for the developer’s name if not found directly).
- Navigate to Saved > SaveGames.
Note: Your save files will typically end in .sav.
NORSE: Oath of Blood Config File Location
If you need to manually tweak graphics settings (like completely disabling Motion Blur, force-enabling DLSS, or changing FOV beyond in-game limits), you will need to edit the .ini configuration file.
C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\NorseOath\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor\How to Edit:
- 1. Navigate to the folder above.
- 2. Right-click
GameUserSettings.ini(orEngine.ini) and select Open with Notepad.
Warning: Always create a copy of the file (e.g., GameUserSettings.ini.bak) before changing values, as incorrect edits can crash the game on startup.
Steam Deck / Linux Save Location
If you are playing NORSE: Oath of Blood on the Steam Deck, the Windows file structure is emulated within the Proton compatibility layer.
/home/deck/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/[SteamAppID]/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/Local/NorseOath/Saved/SaveGames/Tip: You will need to know the specific Steam App ID for NORSE: Oath of Blood. You can check this on SteamDB or by right-clicking the game in your Library > Properties > Updates.
The Smarter Way: One-Click Backup with XMODhub
Navigating through hidden %AppData% folders every time you want to backup a save is tedious and prone to error. One accidental delete, and your progress is gone forever. XMODhub offers a built-in Save Manager tool designed specifically for games like NORSE: Oath of Blood.
01Auto-Backup
XMODhub automatically backs up your .sav files every time you exit the game.
02Version History
Corrupted your save? Roll back to a previous version from yesterday instantly.
03Visual Management
Access and organize your save slots with a single click from the dashboard.
XMODhub: More Than Just a Save Manager
XMODhub is your ultimate all-in-one toolkit for PC single-player gaming. Whether you need powerful Trainers for God Mode, real-time Translation Tools, or detailed Interactive Maps for finding collectibles, XMODhub has everything covered.
How to Use XMODhub for NORSE: Oath of Blood:
1. Download and Install the XMODhub client safely.

2. Search for “NORSE: Oath of Blood” in the client’s search bar.

3. Launch the game directly from the client and enjoy your enhanced gameplay!

FAQ
Q: Can I transfer my NORSE: Oath of Blood save to another PC?
A: Yes. Simply copy the entire contents of the SaveGames folder mentioned above to the exact same location on the new computer. Note that you must be logged into the same Steam/Epic account if the saves are account-locked.
Q: What happens if I delete the config file?
A: Usually, NORSE: Oath of Blood will regenerate a default config file upon the next launch, resetting your graphics settings to default. However, we strictly recommend renaming the file to .bak instead of deleting it.
Q: Does modifying save files ban me?
A: In single-player mode, modifying your save file (e.g., giving yourself max Blood Points) will not get you banned. However, ensure you are offline if the game uses Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) for any invasion or leaderboard modes.
Conclusion
Locating your NORSE: Oath of Blood save file is a crucial skill, whether you are recovering from a glitch, migrating your progress to a Steam Deck, or manually tweaking config files for better FPS.
However, digging through hidden system folders always carries a risk. One wrong deletion or a typo in a JSON file can wipe out hours of progress instantly. If you prefer a safer, “set it and forget it” solution, we highly recommend the XMODhub Save Manager. It automates your backups, keeping your hard-earned progress secure so you can focus on the battle, not the file directory.

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