How to Transfer Your Dragon Age: The Veilguard Save to a New PC
Last verified: 2026-09-14
%USERPROFILE%\Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age The Veilguard\save games
Copy the whole 'save games' folder under Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age The Veilguard โ both Steam and EA app builds use this same folder.
Before you move anything, make a full backup of every Dragon Age: The Veilguard save on the OLD PC in one command. Press Win+R (or open Command Prompt), paste this, and hit Enter:
robocopy "%USERPROFILE%\Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age The Veilguard\save games" "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\DragonAgeTheVeilguard-save-backup" /E /COPY:DAT /R:1 /W:1
/E mirrors the whole save tree (every profile sub-folder and slot) to a backup folder on your Desktop without touching the originals. Copy that folder to the new PC, then restore by swapping the source and destination paths.
Switching computers? Here's exactly which Dragon Age: The Veilguard save files to copy, where they live, and how to make sure your progress loads on the new PC.
Where the files live: see the full Dragon Age: The Veilguard save file location guide for every platform path (PS5, Xbox, Steam Cloud).
How to transfer your Dragon Age: The Veilguard save to a new PC
- On the old PC, press Win+R, paste %USERPROFILE%\Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age The Veilguard\save games, and press Enter to open the save folder.
- Copy the whole 'save games' folder under Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age The Veilguard โ both Steam and EA app builds use this same folder.
- Copy those files to a USB drive, cloud folder (OneDrive/Google Drive), or network share.
- Install Dragon Age: The Veilguard on the new PC and launch it once, then close it โ this creates the empty save folder.
- On the new PC, open the same path (%USERPROFILE%\Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age The Veilguard\save games) and paste your copied save in, overwriting if asked.
- Launch the game and confirm your progress loaded before deleting the backup copy.
Does cloud sync move it for you?
Yes โ Veilguard syncs through Steam Cloud and/or the EA app cloud, so saves follow your account. If a cloud and local save conflict after offline play, keep the newer copy.
Common mistakes
- Running one build (Steam) on the old PC and the other (EA app) on the new one and expecting cloud to bridge them โ copy the folder manually to be safe.
- Copying one save but not the whole 'save games' folder (autosaves included).
FAQ
How do I move my Dragon Age: The Veilguard save to a new PC?
Copy the save from %USERPROFILE%\Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age The Veilguard\save games on the old PC to the exact same path on the new PC, then launch the game. Copy the whole 'save games' folder under Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age The Veilguard โ both Steam and EA app builds use this same folder.
Will Dragon Age: The Veilguard cloud saves transfer automatically?
Yes โ Veilguard syncs through Steam Cloud and/or the EA app cloud, so saves follow your account. If a cloud and local save conflict after offline play, keep the newer copy.
Where is the Dragon Age: The Veilguard save folder?
It's at %USERPROFILE%\Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age The Veilguard\save games. Paste that into the File Explorer address bar (or Win+R) to open it. See our full location guide for every platform.
Do I need to copy anything else?
Copy the whole save folder, not just one file โ games often store backups, profile subfolders, or settings alongside the main save. Copying the entire folder avoids missing anything.
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