Losing arduous in-game progress, even after saving, can be upsetting and demoralizing for a gamer, regardless of the game at issue. Games that contain corrupted save data may crash, become unplayable, or require you to restart from the beginning. Some games, like Gran Turismo 7, have features that let you get your saved data back if something goes wrong.
How to recover saved data in Gran Turismo 7
When Gran Turismo 7 saves your game data, a copy of that data is delivered to your PlayStation as well as to the cloud, where it is stored on the game's servers. Gran Turismo 7 prefers the physical copy of your saved data over the backup in cloud storage when loading saved data because the version kept locally loads considerably more quickly and easily. However, if these local files are broken, it will still try to load them, which might result in crashes, lost data, and unloadable content.
Simply remove your locally saved data from the console's memory to prevent this from happening. To accomplish this on a PlayStation 5, locate the Settings menu on your PlayStation and select "Saved Data and Game/App Settings." Go to "Saved Data (PS5)," "Console Storage," and then "Delete" from here. Every game you've played on that PlayStation 5 is listed in the "Delete" submenu's list of saved data, including Gran Turismo 7. Just choose the data for Gran Turismo 7 and hit the "Delete" button once you locate it in this list. Once these save files have been removed, restart Gran Turismo 7 as usual.
Gran Turismo 7 will attempt to download the backup to your previous physical save if you are online in order to replace the damaged files. After starting, this procedure will take a while, but it will restore playability to your progress. Gran Turismo 7 can benefit from the PlayStation 5's internet connection in many more ways than just restoring damaged files. If you're still online, try competing in races with gamers from across the world.
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