Some antivirus software prevents games from writing to AppData . Check your Windows Controlled Folder Access settings (in Windows Security > Virus & threat protection > Ransomware protection). Ensure Mon Bazou is allowed.
At the top, click the tab and check the box for Hidden items . Open AppData -> LocalLow -> Santa Goat -> Mon Bazou . Understanding the Save Files
Before we get into the folder paths, let’s quickly review why a player might need these files:
~/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/1520370/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/LocalLow/SantaGoat/Mon Bazou/ Use code with caution. mon bazou save game location
Press the on your keyboard to open the Run dialogue box.
Create a new folder on your Desktop or backup drive named "Mon Bazou Backups".
Here is the default path:
directory for its local data. You can access it by following this path:
For those playing on Linux, particularly via Steam Proton, the path is different. You'll need to navigate to your Steam installation's compatdata folder. The exact path varies based on your distribution and setup, but it is typically found in your home directory within the .steam folder: ~/.steam/steam/userdata/[User ID]/1520370/ . The game ID for Mon Bazou is 1520370 .
Open the Run dialog () on the new computer and enter the path: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Santa Goat\Mon Bazou Paste your original SaveGame.txt file into this folder. Some antivirus software prevents games from writing to
If the game crashes while saving, the file might corrupt. Having a backup allows you to restore your progress.
For a more traditional view, you'll find the save game folder here:
If you’ve followed the steps and still see nothing, check these common issues: At the top, click the tab and check the box for Hidden items
Type or paste: %appdata%\..\LocalLow\Santa Goat\Mon Bazou and press . Linux (Steam Deck / Steam Play)