How to load cloud save Steam?

Loading your Steam cloud saves involves ensuring that Steam Cloud is enabled both globally and for specific games. Here's how:

Enabling Steam Cloud Saves

First, you need to make sure Steam Cloud is enabled in your Steam settings.

Global Enablement:
- Head to Steam Settings.
- Click on Cloud.
- Make sure Enable Steam Cloud synchronization for applications which support it is enabled.
  
  This setting ensures that any game utilizing Steam Cloud will attempt to sync your saves. (Reference: Steam)
Game-Specific Enablement:
- Right-click on the game in your Steam library.
- Choose Properties.
- Go to the General tab.
- Ensure Keep game saves in the Steam Cloud for [game] is enabled. (Reference: Steam)

Steam typically handles loading cloud saves automatically. When you launch a game with Steam Cloud enabled, it will:

Check for existing local save files.
Compare them with the cloud saves.
Download the most recent save data from the cloud if the cloud save is newer or if no local save exists.

If you're experiencing issues with cloud saves not loading:

Check Your Internet Connection: A stable internet connection is required to sync and download cloud saves.
Verify Game Files: Sometimes, corrupted game files can interfere with cloud saves. Right-click the game in your library, go to "Properties," then "Local Files," and click "Verify integrity of game files."
Restart Steam: A simple restart of the Steam client can often resolve syncing issues.
Check Steam Cloud Status: You can check the status of the Steam Cloud servers on the Steam website or through third-party services. If the servers are down, you may need to wait until they are back online.
Disable Conflicting Software: Antivirus or firewall software may sometimes interfere with Steam Cloud. Try temporarily disabling these to see if it resolves the issue.

By following these steps, you should be able to ensure your Steam cloud saves are loading correctly.