Signalis Save File 100% – All Endings + All Documents

Verified & Safe PC (Steam) Updated September 2026 All 5 Endings

100% complete save file for Signalis PC. Every document, audio log, and film reel has been collected, all puzzles are logged as solved, and all five possible endings are unlocked -- including the hidden Bunny ending that requires finding every film reel in a single playthrough.

Save File Details

Game	Signalis
Developer	rose-engine
Platform	PC (Steam)
Version	Latest Steam build
Completion	100% — All Documents + All Film Reels + All 5 Endings Unlocked
Steam App ID	1262350
Save Path	C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\LocalLow\SIGNALIS\SaveGames\
Save File	SaveGame_1.sav (numbered save slots)
File Size	~2 MB (ZIP)
Last Updated	September 2026

What's Included

All in-game documents and notes collected

All hidden film reels found (Bunny ending requirement)

Both main endings (Promise + Ascension) unlocked

Hidden Bunny ending unlocked

Memory/Void ending flags set

All puzzle solutions and item combinations logged

Akane arcade cabinet unlocked

Compatible with the current Steam build

signalis-100-save.zip ~2 MB (ZIP) SaveGame_1.sav included Virus-free verified

How to Install

Important: Signalis stores saves as individual numbered slot files rather than a single save -- back up your entire SaveGames folder before copying anything over, since restoring the wrong slot number can overwrite a playthrough you meant to keep.

Close Steam and Signalis completely.

Navigate to %userprofile%\AppData\LocalLow\SIGNALIS\SaveGames\.

Backup your existing save files by copying the whole folder to your desktop.

Download and extract the .zip file, then copy the save files into the folder, matching the slot numbers you use in-game.

Launch Signalis through Steam.

From the main menu, select Continue or load the matching save slot.

Your save loads in with every document collected and all five endings already flagged as achieved.

About the endings: Signalis has five possible endings determined by which items and film reels you've collected by the game's final chapter. This save has the flags for all five set simultaneously, including the secretive Bunny ending, which normally requires finding every hidden film reel across a single playthrough without missing one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Signalis save file safe to use?

Yes. Signalis is entirely single-player with no online components, so a save only affects your own local game files.

Where is the Signalis save file located on PC?

At C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\LocalLow\SIGNALIS\SaveGames\, in numbered files like SaveGame_1.sav. Steam App ID 1262350.

Does this include all five endings?

The save data has all five ending flags set, including the hidden Bunny ending, which normally requires collecting every film reel in one playthrough.

Will loading this save spoil the story?

Yes — it places you near the game's final chapters with most of the mystery already uncovered. If you haven't played Signalis before, consider a fresh playthrough first and use this save for ending cleanup or replay value.

Does this work with the Steam Deck version?

Yes, the save format is identical across Windows and Steam Deck/Proton installs, though the file path under Proton differs (inside the compatdata prefix's AppData equivalent).

Does this include the Akane arcade cabinet?

Yes, the classic-mode arcade cabinet found in one of the game's rooms is unlocked in this save.

Do I need any DLC for this save to work?

No, Signalis has no paid DLC on Steam, so this save works with any standard PC install.

About Signalis

Signalis is a survival horror game developed by the two-person studio rose-engine and published by Humble Games, released in October 2022. Set in a retro-futuristic authoritarian state called the Eusan Nation, it follows Elster, a Replika (an android modeled on a human) searching a derelict research facility for her lost partner Ariane, uncovering a psychological horror story told through fragmented documents and dream-like sequences.

Drawing heavily on PS1-era survival horror games like Resident Evil and Silent Hill, along with visual and thematic influences from anime and Soviet-bloc retrofuturism, Signalis pairs fixed-camera exploration and limited-inventory resource management with a deliberately obscure, symbolism-heavy narrative that rewards close reading of its scattered documents and notes.

The game earned wide critical praise for its atmosphere, pixel-art visuals, and haunting sound design, and its multiple branching endings -- determined by specific items and choices made across a playthrough -- have made it a frequently replayed cult favorite since launch.

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