Limbo Save File 100% – All Achievements + Full Completion
100% complete save file for Limbo PC. The full story is completed and every Steam achievement is unlocked, including the game's more obscure death and puzzle-related achievements.
| Game | Limbo |
| Developer | Playdead |
| Platform | PC (Steam) |
| Version | Latest Steam build |
| Completion | 100% — Story Complete + All Achievements |
| Steam App ID | 48000 |
| Save Path | Steam Cloud — [Steam]\userdata\[SteamID3]\48000\remote\ |
| Save File | savegame.txt |
| File Size | ~500 KB (ZIP) |
| Last Updated | August 2026 |
Important: Limbo's savegame.txt is an encrypted, single-slot file synced through Steam Cloud — replacing it overwrites your current progress permanently, so back it up first if you want to keep it.
[Steam install folder]\userdata\[your SteamID3]\48000\remote\.savegame.txt by copying it to your desktop.savegame.txt into the remote folder, replacing the existing one.About the hidden achievements: Several of Limbo's Steam achievements are tied to specific in-game deaths or unusual actions rather than normal progress, making a full-achievement clear time-consuming to reproduce manually. This save has all of them already logged.
[Steam]\userdata\[SteamID3]\48000\remote\savegame.txt, synced through Steam Cloud. Steam App ID 48000.save_game folder next to the install directory and are not directly compatible.Limbo is a side-scrolling puzzle-platformer developed by the Danish studio Playdead and released in 2010, originally as an Xbox Live Arcade exclusive before later launching on PC and other platforms. Players guide an unnamed boy through a monochrome, silhouette-heavy world in search of his sister, solving physics-based puzzles while avoiding a steady stream of gruesome deaths.
The game's stark black-and-white art direction, minimal sound design, and complete absence of dialogue or on-screen text became one of its defining traits, influencing a wave of atmospheric indie puzzle-platformers that followed it throughout the 2010s, including Playdead's own later title, Inside.
Limbo was widely praised on release for its atmosphere, sound design, and unforgiving trial-and-error puzzle design, and it remains one of the most commercially successful and frequently cited indie games of its era, helping establish Playdead as a studio to watch well before Inside's release in 2016.