A Dark Room didn't autosave?
After getting pretty far into The Dusty Path on A Dark Room yesterday, I was incredibly disappointed upon opening the game today on the same computer and finding that all my progress had vanished!!! Can I not close the game without losing my progress? I'd rather not have to leave it open for days on end while I beat it.
Best Answer
The game is saved when you stoke the fire. I've never had this problem before with the game (I play on IOS), so I'm sorry if I'm not much help. I would assume that you haven't been manually saving.
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Does a dark room autosave?
When playing in browser, A Dark Room automatically saves the game. It also allows the player to generate a save file in the form of a string of text - the link to do this is in the bottom right of the page.How can you save in the dark?
This is a guide on saving your progress in Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance....Take A Short Rest.How to save Progress1Enter a combat area and defeat all enemies.2Choose the Take Short Rest option.3You'll have saved your progress and set this as a checkpoint. Dying will respawn you here.Jun 23, 2021Shane O - Dark Room (Official Video)
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Answer 2
The game automatically saves every one minute, and you will see the words "game saved" in the top right corner of your screen. If you are playing in incognito mode, private mode, or any mode that doesn't save cookies, the the game will not save.
If you do want to play on incognito/private mode, you can click save, then export, to get the save code. Copy the code and paste it somewhere else, then when you want to play again, copy the code and go to save, then import. That method also works to transfer your game from different devices.
Answer 3
It autosaves for me when I stoke the fire on a PC. The other way that I know is to click the save button on the bottom of the screen and pasting it into a Google docs.
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