#Simple Powershell script to back up Quantum Break save game files #Instructions: #Simply right click this file, as a .ps1 file, and select "run with powershell" #Then launch Quantum Break via Steam or however (as long as it uses the executable "quantumbreak.exe" it will work #This part of the script figures out what your user directory is named, #using code to find what directory the newest file can be found in #(in case you have more than one Steam Profile access the same LocalAppData Folder) $newestSave = (get-childitem $env:localappdata\quantumbreak\*\savegames\savegames\*) | sort LastWriteTime | select -last 1 $latestSteamProfile = (($newestSave.DirectoryName) -split '\\')[-3] #this part just makes the script wait 2 minutes before checking if the game is running Start-Sleep -s 120 -Verbose #This do loop section checks if the game is running, and if it is, copies the variable "latestSteamProfile" from the above section to a new dated folder to the location your .ps1 file was running from do{ $running = Get-Process quantumbreak -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue if ($running) { Copy-Item -Recurse -Path "$($env:LOCALAPPDATA)\QuantumBreak\$latestSteamProfile\savegames\savegames" -Destination "$($PSScriptRoot)\$(Get-Date -Format "yyyy-MM-dd HHmm")\" #Now, wait for 5 minutes before doing it again... unless... Start-Sleep -s 300 } #...If powershell detects the game's process is not running at the end of that 5 minutes, end the 'do loop' which ends the script. } while ((Get-Process quantumbreak -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) -ne $null)