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- Head over to releases and grab the latest version.
- Unzip RemnantSaveManager.exe and GameInfo.xml wherever you want.
- Run RemnantSaveManager.exe
When you launch the program, you'll see this main view listing the current save backups (you won't have any backups at first). The "Name" column defaults to the numerical timestamp of when the save was created. You can change the name by double-clicking in that cell and typing in something new. The "Progression" column gives you a rough indication of how far the characters in that save have progressed (named by archetype). The number represents the total number of traits, armor pieces, weapons, and trinkets that character has collected. The "Keep" column is to mark particular backup saves that you want to keep so they aren't automatically deleted when the maximum number of backup saves is reached. The "Active" column indicates if a backup is also the currently active game save.
The green icon in the bottom left indicates that the latest save is backed up. The "Backup" button at the top (disk icon) is enabled whenever the game's active save is not backed up. The "Restore" button (looping arrow icon) is enabled when a backup is selected that is not the active save. Clicking Restore will make the currently selected backup the active game save. If you right-click a backup, you get the option to launch the World Analyzer for that save or to delete the backup. The magnifying/orb button launches the World Analyzer for the game's active save. The folder button opens the folder where your backup saves are stored.
The world analyzer shows which items you haven't collected yet from each event in your world. The item locations aren't necessarily exact but represent the best estimate of where you can find them. An item may be listed as appearing in a dungeon when it's actually located in the overworld. If you have multiple characters, you can select them from the dropdown box at the top. Each character's campaign world and adventure mode world are listed under the corresponding tabs. For the active save, this window updates automatically when the game saves. You can adjust the size of the font in the analyzer using the slider.
You can set whether to automatically backup, the minimum number of minutes between automatic backups, and the maximum number of backups to keep. You can also choose where to your backup saves should be stored. The text color for missing items in the save analyzer can also be toggled here.