More Save Slots and Profile Renaming

Ever wanted to dedicate a save slot to a specific test run, challenge, or themed playthrough — and actually remember which one is which? This mod lets you name your save slots and assign them a clear purpose, so your runs stay organized exactly the way you want.

Features

• []More Save Slots — You can add and Delete as many slots as you like.[/]

  []Slot Renaming — Name each save slot individually so you always know what's inside: dedicate one to a specific challenge run, a test build, or a themed playthrough — at a glance.[/]

  []Multiplayer Co-Player Info — When resuming an unfinished multiplayer run, you can see the name and profile of your co-player directly in the save slot, so you know exactly which run belongs to which group.[/]

  []Horizontal Scrolling — The UI scales cleanly with additional slots, so the interface stays usable no matter how many saves you have.[/]

  []UI Fixes — Several minor interface issues with the vanilla save/profile screen have been addressed.[/]

  []Client-Side Only — No host-side changes required. Works seamlessly in both singleplayer and multiplayer sessions.[/]

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  Installation

  • []Locate your Slay the Spire 2 installation folder:

    []Windows: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Slay the Spire 2\[/]

    []Mac: /Users/<USERNAME>/Library/Application Support/Steam/steamapps/common/Slay the Spire 2/[/]

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  []Create a mods/ folder inside the installation directory if it doesn't exist yet.[/]

  []Extract the downloaded zip so the folder structure looks like:

  • []Windows: mods/MoreSaveSlots/[/]

    []Mac: SlayTheSpire2.app/Contents/MacOS/mods/MoreSaveSlots/[/]

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  []Launch the game with mods enabled.(you also need Baselib)[/]

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  Uninstalling

  Slay the Spire 2 automatically stores modded saves separately from vanilla saves — this happens as soon as any mod is active, regardless of whether More Save Slots is installed. Your vanilla saves are never touched.

  What happens when you remove this mod:

  []Disabling mods entirely brings you back to your vanilla save slots as normal.[/]

  [*]Your modded save files are not deleted