Ludusavi, das Tool um Backups von Speicherständen von Spielen anzufertigen, ist in der Version v0.29.0 veröffentlicht worden.

v0.29.0 (2025-04-07) Latest

Added:
A custom game's installed name may now be set to a relative path with multiple folders, rather than only supporting a single bare folder name.
CLI: The wrap command now supports --force-backup and --force-restore for more granular control than --force.
GUI: During a scan, you can click on the progress bar to see a list of the games currently being scanned and how long each one is taking. This can be useful to identify why a scan might be taking longer than expected.
CLI: When backing up or restoring, if your local and cloud backups are in conflict, Ludusavi will now ask you if you'd like to resolve it by downloading or uploading. You can also choose to ignore the conflict (which is the existing behavior), and --force will automatically ignore any conflicts. You can combine --force and --no-force-cloud-conflict to be prompted only when there is a conflict.
CLI: When using --gui in the commands that support it, dialog titles now include the game's name (if you've specified only one) or the total number of games (if you've specified more than one).
Fixed:

For home folder roots, Ludusavi skipped any paths containing , on the assumption that it shouldn't be applicable to non-store-specific roots. However, there are some cases where it's worth scanning regardless, so Ludusavi will now use a wildcard match like it does for other root types.

On Windows, a backup would fail if the original file were encrypted and the backup destination could not be encrypted. Now, in this situation, the backup will proceed without encryption. (Contributed by Summon528)

Ludusavi did not detect some save data for Heroic Epic games that had been uninstalled.

System folders and game installed names were not scanned properly if they contained [ or ], because Ludusavi did not escape them before integrating them into larger glob patterns.

For roots, there was a similar issue with escaped brackets ([[] or []]). Although root paths do support globs, Ludusavi internally expands each configured root into one root per glob match, but it did not then escape each expanded root path before integrating it into a larger pattern.

GUI: In the scan results, some elements could get squished with long file paths.

CLI: In the scan results, if you enabled the option to skip backups when there are only removals, those games would still count towards the change tally.

CLI: In the default scan results output format, registry content would be dumped even without --dump-registry.

On Windows, some paths were unnecessarily scanned twice.

On Windows, some network share paths were not scanned properly in certain contexts.

When an Rclone command failed, the error message did not include quotes around arguments with spaces, even though the actual command did account for spaces.
Changed:
When a disabled game is new or updated in the scan results, that game's change badge will now be faded, and it will be sorted with games that do not have changes.
GUI: In some cases, Ludusavi would automatically close any open modal in order to show a different one, which could be inconvenient if you were filling out fields in certain modals. Now, Ludusavi will redisplay the older modal when the new one is closed.
When Ludusavi checks your non-Steam games added as shortcuts in Steam, it now normalizes the titles to allow for more lenient matching.
Updated translations. (Thanks to contributors on the Crowdin project)