Fortunately, ways to circumvent this exist. The most popular way is Depot Downloader, however we will specifically focus on the built-in Steam Console downloader as it does not require you to provide your Steam credentials, is a simple patch, and easy to use.
Download SteamDepotDownpatcher. If everything is good, you should see " Wrote the patch to memory " at the end. If you are getting the " Manifest not available " error when trying to downgrade, that means you have not yet run the patcher in the current session. Steam must be running in order for the patcher to work as no files on your disk are modified, only the running process memory.
This is an unfortunate requirement as Valve no longer officially allows downgrading thanks to the checks introduced in February You run the program at your own risk. In order to downgrade we first need to know what version we want to install. Version numbers 1. Luckily, I have complemented the list with its corresponding version numbers below, so you don't have to guess.
Refer to the tables below or alternatively, if there's a new version not listed there then check this list [steamdb. Choose the version you want and memorize its corresponding Manifest ID - we will be using it next.
You can click highlighted items to read patchnotes. Now that we are in the Steam Console, we can start the download of the version you have chosen. Below is an example for version 1. Now that the download is complete, perform the following: Copy the resulting path you got in the console and paste it into the Windows Explorer's address bar example above. Go up the directory tree, back to steamapps. Your mods will be removed and can be reinstalled later, but this should prevent obscure issues from occurring.
Now paste the downloaded files into the Beat Saber directory, accepting the overwrite prompt. You have now downgraded the game. If you had mods for older versions, and you have a renamed folder with them e. Showing 1 - 3 of 3 comments. For the smaller patches, you should be fine. For the larger ones that change a lot of stuff, it is best to start a new game.
They usually change a lot of stuff which can bork a current save. Or some changes will only work on a new game. Stoneblood View Profile View Posts. You can play with your older save. Now go to the folder that you extracted the contents in the depotdownloader Make sure the folder contains "DepotDownloader. Then type "cmd. Now run the command below to download each Manifest for the whichever game version you need by substituting the relevant values.
Now it's time to downgrade or change the version of the game. But before you do anything, make sure that backup your game in case something goes wrong or you need it one day.
I recommend you to do it either through Steam by right-clicking the game in the library and selecting properties and then navigating to the Local Files and clicking to the "Backup game files Then exit from Steam. In the "depots" folder and folders with your Depot ID numbers, you will see folders named ".
DepotDownloader", just ignore or delete them. All you need to do is to replace the game files with the Manifests that you downloaded. But, keep in mind that you should copy and replace every folder and file to the exact right place and with its exact pair otherwise you corrupt the integrity of the game. After that, relaunch Steam and you should be able to play the version of the game you wanted. I also recommend you to backup this "out-of-date" version of the game before an update would make a mess of things.
Or you can also prevent Steam from updating your game by following the steps mentioned in this detailed guide. Feel free to leave any kind of comment. Wooden Spirit [author] 17 Nov am. Bluecams can you try again with the latest version of the depot downloader? Professional Cuckold thanks for the heads up.
Select the Steam client and open the link. This will open the Steam console in your Steam client. Wait for Steam to download the depot. You won't see any indication of progress, but you can tell it's downloading by looking at the network usage on your downloads page.
After the download is done, Steam will show you where the files were downloaded to. Go to the original game's installation directory, and move the files somewhere else. Then go to where the depot files were downloaded to, and move everything over to the game folder. You may have to rename the game's EXE file if the dev changed the launch options recently. You should now be able to launch the old version through Steam! Note: Game updates will make a mess of things, so if you want to stay on the same version, you should make a copy of the files so you don't have to download them again after Steam's done trying to update.
Follow for more. Like what I do? Dr Inconsiderate 21 Oct pm. Just tried this and it does not work. I keep getting an error that it wont start. Trying to roll back Valheim, the depot it downloads is the latest one, not the one I'm telling it to download. CPY 28 Sep am.
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