They will have to navigate through the treacherous terrain, battle enemies in tactical combat, and complete challenging quests to unlock powerful abilities and gain new allies. The game offers a wide variety of characters, from powerful wizards to fierce dragons, and players must strategically build their army and choose their battles wisely. Players take on the role of a young Viking warrior named Olaf, who must journey across the icy terrain of the Northlands to unite the tribes and prevent a great evil from consuming the land. I've also searched through the other options after right-clicking to no avail.Is a turn-based strategy game that takes place in a mystical world full of magic and danger. I've started the game with the shortcut om my desktop, with administrator privileges from the game folder and through the Steam client interface using LIBRARY. I've started the game several ways hoping to find a way to be able to save the game. "You didn't mention using the Steam client interface, so could it be you aren't using LIBRARY then right clicking on the game to run it and use the other options?" Tried that twice thus far, but didn't solve it. "If you still can't find any saved games, I'd suggest using the Steam client interface to delete local content and then reinstalling." Just did the '$save'-search: there was nothing found related to 'King's Bounty:Warriors of the North'. Of you're running Windows 7, try saving a game then selecting your C: drive under My Computer and using the upper right hand corner search field to find "$save" or using Date Modified and the current date." Older windows OSs might not like the $ as the first character in a file or folder name. "Since you mentioned Admin Privileges, I'm guessing you're running Windows. There is no 'King's Bounty:Warriors of the North' in the 'My Games' folder. "C:\Users\"your userid"\Documents\My Games\Kings Bounty Warriors of the North\$save\addon\"some 10 digit number"\ with the F5 Quick Saves having "quick" prefixed to the "some 10 digit number.""
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