As of 2026-10-26, the official PS5 listing confirms manual save points. Wccftech reports that Sixty-Six Days uses a separate bell-triggered autosave with no manual save. Steam Cloud is listed as a PC feature, but detailed sync behavior, Epic support and a verified Windows save path are not established.

Manual saves on PS5

The US PlayStation product page lists Manual Saving and says manual save points let players return to where they left off. This evidence is specific to the PS5 listing.

Sources: PlayStation — Phantom Blade Zero PS5 listing

Sixty-Six Days saves

Wccftech reports Soulframe Liang's statement that Sixty-Six Days has a separate save file, autosaves when the player touches a bell and has no manual save. The captured article attributes the details to a Bilibili post; the original post was not captured here.

Sources: Wccftech — one-run Platinum and Sixty-Six Days

PC cloud and save-file limits

  • Steam's official PC listing includes the Steam Cloud feature category. The material does not document sync timing, conflict handling or cross-save behavior.
  • PCGamingWiki lists Steam Cloud and Epic Games Launcher rows, but their native-status cells are blank. Epic cloud support is therefore unconfirmed.
  • No verified Windows save-file directory was captured. The wiki's Windows path field is blank; do not substitute a guessed folder or a compatibility-layer path.

Sources: Steam — Phantom Blade Zero · PCGamingWiki — Phantom Blade Zero

Coverage limits

Sources: PlayStation — Phantom Blade Zero PS5 listing · Wccftech — one-run Platinum and Sixty-Six Days · Steam — Phantom Blade Zero · PCGamingWiki — Phantom Blade Zero

A warrior faces several opponents in a warm-toned mountain village in Phantom Blade Zero.
Steam store screenshot · visual context only.

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