The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe Save File 100% – All Endings + All Achievements
100% complete save file for The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe PC. Every ending is logged as discovered -- including the secret Bucket ending and the new endings added for Ultra Deluxe -- and all Steam achievements are unlocked.
| Game | The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe |
| Developer | Crows Crows Crows / Galactic Cafe |
| Platform | PC (Steam) |
| Version | Latest Steam build |
| Completion | 100% — All Endings (incl. Bucket) + All Achievements |
| Steam App ID | 1703340 |
| Save Path | C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\LocalLow\Crows Crows Crows\The Stanley Parable_ Ultra Deluxe\ |
| Save File | tspud-savedata.txt |
| File Size | ~1 MB (ZIP) |
| Last Updated | September 2026 |
Important: The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe supports Steam Cloud saves -- disable it before replacing your local save file, and back up your existing tspud-savedata.txt first, since the game tracks which endings you've seen in that single plain-text file.
%userprofile%\AppData\LocalLow\Crows Crows Crows\The Stanley Parable_ Ultra Deluxe\.tspud-savedata.txt by copying it to your desktop.tspud-savedata.txt into the folder, replacing the existing one.About the endings: The Stanley Parable is built around discovering its many branching endings by disobeying (or obeying) the Narrator in different ways across repeated playthroughs. This save has every ending's discovery flag set, including the notoriously obscure Bucket ending and the additional endings introduced in the Ultra Deluxe re-release, so the in-game Museum shows a full collection immediately.
C:\Users\[Username]\AppData\LocalLow\Crows Crows Crows\The Stanley Parable_ Ultra Deluxe\, in a file named tspud-savedata.txt. Steam App ID 1703340.The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe is a first-person narrative exploration game developed by Crows Crows Crows in collaboration with original creator Davey Wreden, released in April 2022 as an expanded, fully standalone remake of the 2013 free mod-turned-release The Stanley Parable. Players control Stanley, an office worker who steps away from his desk one day to find the building empty, guided (or contradicted) by an omniscient, sardonic Narrator voiced by Kevan Brighting.
The game is built entirely around player choice versus narrated expectation -- following the Narrator's instructions leads to one story, while deliberately disobeying leads down dozens of alternate branches, many of which loop back on themselves or break the fourth wall entirely. Ultra Deluxe adds substantial new content on top of the original, including new endings, a meta-commentary storyline about remakes and sequels, and the Adventure Line minigame.
Both the original and Ultra Deluxe have been widely praised for their writing and for using video game structure itself as the subject of the joke, and the game remains one of the most frequently referenced examples of narrative experimentation in the medium.