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That's because you're actually looking for Lightning Rooster Productions. I've only been here since November-ish of 2023, so I don't know if there's anything more to the joke besides the obvious (Chad "ThunderCock" Junior = "Lightning Rooster"). But regardless, that's where you want to look.
If anyone else wants to access the saves and is unfamiliar with how Unity stores them, here's a step-by-step guide to finding this folder and other games, such as Ren'Py games.
First, make sure hidden files is turned on. You can do this by typing in "hidden" in your windows search bar, and it should bring you directly to the option to turn it on. Your mileage may vary depending on which version of windows you have.
Next, navigate to the Unity saves folder. This is usually in the C drive unless you've installed your OS somewhere else. In which case you probably don't need this guide. Anyways, the file path is C:\Users\"your username here"\AppData\LocalLow for Unity. (If you want Ren'Py, such as for StoryAnon's other game, Tropicali, you'll want to go to the Roaming folder instead of LocalLow, then RenPy.) All your saves should be there.
Now you can backup your files or delete them as needed.
Or you can just press button in game to open save folder. Or if it doesn't work (for example you're using platform where it's not implemented) - you can go to help menu and copy path from there. Also it's not where Unity stores saves, unity itself doesn't story anything. It's just recommended path to use for storing saves by developers (accessed with
UnityEngine.Application.persistentDataPath), save system must be implemented by developers themselves. We don't use standard location on Android for example because it's hard to access for average user, instead we use out own path where we store assets and saves.