Is There a 100% Save?
A stick it to the stickman 100 save can let you return to completed progress or experiment with late-game content, but it can also overwrite your current run. The game stores Windows saves locally in a dedicated GameData folder and supports Steam Cloud, so make a separate backup before changing anything.
A downloadable “100%” save is not an officially confirmed game feature or official Free Lives download. Treat files shared by other players as third-party data: they may be outdated, incomplete, or incompatible with the version installed on your PC.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Save folder | %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Free Lives\Stick It To The Stickman\GameData\ |
| Main save file | MainSave.stk |
| Steam Cloud quota | 9.54 MiB |
| Windows file pattern | *.stk |

Back Up Your Current Progress
Close the game fully before handling save files. This reduces the chance that the game or Steam Cloud writes over the copy you are making.
- Press
Windows + R. - Paste
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Free Lives\Stick It To The Stickman\. - Copy the entire
GameDatafolder to a safe location outside the game folder. - Give the copy a recognizable name, such as
GameData-before-100-save. - Keep that backup until you have launched the game and confirmed the replacement save works.
Backing up the whole folder is safer than copying only one file. It preserves the game’s related save data and gives you a straightforward way to undo a bad import.
Install or Restore a Save
After creating a backup, extract any downloaded archive with your normal archive tool and inspect its contents. A usable Windows save should contain .stk data intended for the game’s GameData directory.
- Scan downloaded archives and files before opening them.
- Check that the save is for Stick It to the Stickman, not the similarly named 2013 game Stick It to the Man!
- Match the save to your current game version when possible.
- Replace only the intended files, and retain your backup.
- Launch the game and verify progress before deleting any older copy.
If the save does not load, restore your original GameData folder. Version differences, corrupted downloads, or a different folder structure can prevent a community save from working correctly.
| Situation | Best action |
|---|---|
| You want to preserve a current run | Copy the complete GameData folder first |
| You need to undo a replacement | Restore the backup folder |
| The imported save fails to load | Confirm file placement and game version |
| Steam Cloud restores old data | Exit the game and restore the local backup carefully |
Import Demo Progress Instead
If your goal is to keep progress from the demo rather than use a stick it to the stickman 100 save, the full game includes a built-in route. Open the settings menu, choose Save Settings, then select Import from demo.
This option is preferable to manually moving demo files because it is provided in the game’s own menu. It does not mean every item or mode is automatically complete; it transfers eligible demo progress into the full game.
FAQ
Where is a stick it to the stickman 100 save stored on Windows?
The game’s save data is stored in %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Free Lives\Stick It To The Stickman\GameData\. The main save is listed as MainSave.stk.
Is a 100% save official?
No official full-completion save download has been confirmed. Community files are third-party downloads, so back up your own progress and verify the file carefully.
Can Steam Cloud affect restored saves?
Yes. The game supports Steam Cloud, which may sync save data. Keep a separate backup of GameData so you can recover your preferred progress if a sync conflict occurs.
Can I transfer demo progress?
Yes. In the full game, go to Settings > Save Settings > Import from demo.



