Dinoblade mods, save files and OST explained: no Steam Workshop, a small Nexus mod scene, Steam Cloud saves, and the 8-track Boss Theme Collection.
Dinoblade Mods, Save Files & OST — Mod Support, Save Location & Soundtrack
Three practical questions in one place: mods (no Steam Workshop, but a small Nexus scene exists), save files (Steam Cloud is on; the local path isn't officially documented), and the official soundtrack (an 8-track Boss Theme Collection on Bandcamp, out since launch day). Here's everything verified about each, plus what's still unconfirmed.
Here's what you'll learn:
- Mod support status: no Workshop, what exists on Nexus, and what's possible
- Save file facts: Steam Cloud, Family Sharing, and the unconfirmed local path
- The official OST: 8 tracks, composer, price, and where to buy it
- How the track list maps to the bosses
- What to do if you want to back up or move your save
Official resources: Steam store page · Bandcamp OST page · IGN game page · Metacritic
Does Dinoblade Have Mods?
No official mod support — but there's a working community scene. The facts:
- No Steam Workshop. Dinoblade's Steam listing has no Workshop integration, so there's no in-client mod browser or subscription system
- A Nexus Mods page exists. The Nexus Mods community hosts Dinoblade mods, headlined by a cheat mod that adds keybinds and console commands for summoning dinosaurs, cloning raptors, boosting movement speed, and tweaking player stats
- The engine is Unreal (per community documentation and coverage), which means the usual Unreal modding routes (pak file editing, console access) are theoretically available — but the scene is young and small
Dinoblade patches near-daily (the July 23–30 patch run touched bosses, hitboxes, and systems), and mods built for one version can break on the next. If you mod, back up your save first (below), and expect to re-check mod compatibility after updates. There's no official modding documentation from Team Spino.
Dinoblade Save Files: Location, Cloud Saves & Backups
Steam Cloud saves: on. The Steam listing includes Steam Cloud, so your progress syncs between devices automatically — including to Steam Deck (see the Steam Deck guide for handheld play).
Local save path: not officially documented. As of August 2026, the developer hasn't published the save file location, and the community is still pinning it down (there's a Steam forum thread asking the same question). Until the path is confirmed, here's the safe approach:
- Back up through Steam Cloud — your saves are already synced to Valve's servers; you can restore via Steam's cloud-save management
- If you need to find the local file manually, check the usual Unreal Engine spots first (
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Dinoblade\Saved\, Documents, or the install folder'sSaved\SaveGamesdirectory) — but treat any exact path as unverified until the community confirms it - Family Sharing is enabled, so saves are per-account as usual
Because Steam Cloud is enabled, the practical answer to "how do I not lose my progress?" is: you already have cloud backups. The local-path question matters mainly for manual backups, modding, or transferring saves between accounts — for everyday play, Steam handles it.
The Official Soundtrack: Boss Theme Collection
The official OST is real, verified, and out now: "Dinoblade Official Soundtrack — Boss Theme Collection" by composer Johannes "Blue Jo Kelpie" Westenrieder (Munich-based), released on July 23, 2026 — launch day — on Bandcamp.
The album's 8 tracks map directly to the campaign's biggest fights:
| # | Track | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Tyrant | 3:28 |
| 2 | The Titan | 3:25 |
| 3 | The Giant Claw | 3:30 |
| 4 | The Blood Moon | 3:30 |
| 5 | The True Form | 3:27 |
| 6 | The Ice King | 3:30 |
| 7 | The Flame Reborn | 3:26 |
| 8 | The Great Cataclysm | 3:29 |
Notes for buyers: €7 EUR for the digital album, includes unlimited streaming plus high-quality downloads (MP3, FLAC, 24-bit/48kHz), purchasable with a gift card. The style leans metal-tinged — the Bandcamp tags include deathcore, symphonic metal, orchestral rock, and videogame soundtrack. The developer announced it on the Steam news feed: "Includes the music tracks for all the main bosses in the game, as well as the end credits."
Per the official Steam announcement, the soundtrack is a launch-day release: "Dinoblade Official Soundtrack — Boss Theme Collection is available now on Bandcamp! Support the composer here." — the track list above comes from the Bandcamp page itself.
The track names are also a spoiler-free boss preview: The Tyrant (Kasei), The Titan (Mokusei), The Giant Claw (Dosei), The Blood Moon (Akai Tsuki), The Ice King and The Flame Reborn (Maakyuurii's two phases) — see the characters guide for the roster, and the final boss guide for the two-phase fight.
One practical note for OST buyers: the album's metal-leaning production (deathcore, symphonic metal, orchestral rock per the Bandcamp tags) is a mood piece, not a full game-score release — it covers the boss themes and end credits only, not the ambient/biome music. If you're after the whole game's music, the Boss Theme Collection is currently the only official Dinoblade soundtrack product, so this is the collection to grab.
Backing Up and Restoring Your Save
Even with Steam Cloud on, a manual backup is cheap insurance if you mod, reinstall, or play across devices:
- Let Steam Cloud sync first — quit the game cleanly and let Steam finish the upload before touching local files
- Find the local save — once the community confirms the path (currently unverified; likely under
%LOCALAPPDATA%for an Unreal title), copy theSaveGamesfolder somewhere safe - To restore: drop the backed-up files back, launch the game once, and verify the save loads before overwriting anything else
- For cross-device play: Steam Cloud handles desktop ↔ Steam Deck sync automatically — see the Steam Deck guide for handheld details
Because the game supports Family Sharing, family members get their own saves on the same machine — no shared-save conflicts to worry about.
Wallpapers and Extra Media
There's no official wallpaper pack or art book as of August 2026 — the closest official extras are the Steam store screenshots (1920×1080, downloadable from the store page) and the Youtooz merchandise line (figures/plush launched pre-release, with a give-away run in spring 2026). The Bandcamp album art itself makes a fine wallpaper. Any "official wallpaper pack" sites are unverified.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Dinoblade have mods?
No Steam Workshop, but a small Nexus Mods scene exists — including a cheat mod adding console commands (summon dinos, clone raptors, movement speed, stat tweaks). Mods can break on the near-daily patches.
Where is the Dinoblade save file located?
Not officially documented as of August 2026. Steam Cloud saves are enabled and handle backups; if you need the local file, check standard Unreal paths (%LOCALAPPDATA% / Documents) but treat exact paths as unverified.
Does Dinoblade have cloud saves?
Yes — Steam Cloud is enabled, so progress syncs across devices (including Steam Deck), and Family Sharing is supported.
Is there a Dinoblade soundtrack?
Yes — "Dinoblade Official Soundtrack — Boss Theme Collection" by Johannes "Blue Jo Kelpie" Westenrieder, released July 23, 2026 on Bandcamp.
Where can I buy the Dinoblade OST?
On Bandcamp for €7 — 8 tracks, streaming plus MP3/FLAC/24-bit downloads.
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