Save Data Score Calculator

Enter how many times you've gotten cards, Manifest Ego'd, removed or duplicated cards in your current run — the tool adds it all up and compares it to your Save Data tier's cap.

What is the Save Data score, and why is it easy to go over?

Every Save Data tier has a fixed point cap (30pt at tier 1, +10pt per tier). Getting cards, Manifest Ego, transforming or duplicating cards all add to your blurred-memory points — once you hit the cap, the game randomly swaps some of your choices to fit back under it. Enter how many times you've done each action below to see how many points you have left before that happens.

Calculate your score

Get a Neutral Card +20 pt
0
Get a Monster Card — Common +20 pt
0
Get a Monster Card — Rare +50 pt
0
Get a Monster Card — Legendary +80 pt
0
Manifest Ego — normal 0 pt ⚠ Some other community sources list normal epiphany as +10 points instead of 0. This page keeps it at 0 for now, based on the data currently in use, and is PENDING further verification — the number won't change until there's a more reliable source.
0
Manifest Ego — Divine +20 pt
0
Transform / Remove — Starting Card +20 pt
0
Transform / Remove — Other Card 0 pt · Max 5 removals
0
Duplicate a Card The 1st and 2nd Duplicate are free (0pt); the 3rd costs 40pt. Max 3 times. · Max 3 duplicates
0
Temper Gear / Divine Hammer +10 pt
0
Get Forbidden Card Kept first +20 pt
0
Get Persona Card Kept first +20 pt
0
Engraving 0 pt
0

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Total points used0
Point cap
Left before you go over

2 kinds of memory

Clear Memory — doesn't count toward the capSaved 100%: equipped gear, exclusive cards you receive, (regular) Manifest Ego, and Engraving.
Blurred Memory — counts toward the capGetting a Neutral Card, Manifest Ego on a Neutral Card, Divine Manifest Ego, removing/duplicating cards, getting a Forbidden Card, and getting a Persona Card — all of these add up against the cap above.

Priority order when over the cap

When Save Data goes over the cap and the game has to randomly reshuffle things to fit, Forbidden Cards and Persona Cards are almost always kept first — other memories (common cards, monster cards, divine epiphany, etc.) are the ones that get randomly changed instead. Engraving adds 0 points, so it's never part of what gets reshuffled.

Point table & cap by tier (see source note below)

TierPoint cap
130 pt
240 pt
350 pt
460 pt
570 pt
680 pt
790 pt
8100 pt
9110 pt
10120 pt
Action Points Limit
Get a Neutral Card 20
Get a Monster Card — Common 20
Get a Monster Card — Rare 50
Get a Monster Card — Legendary 80
Manifest Ego — normal 0
Manifest Ego — Divine 20
Transform / Remove — Starting Card 20
Transform / Remove — Other Card 0 Max 5 removals
Duplicate a Card 0 / 0 / 40 Max 3 duplicates
Temper Gear / Divine Hammer 10
Get Forbidden Card 20
Get Persona Card 20
Engraving 0

This scoring table comes from Korean community documentation, citing the Season 1 patch notes. The publisher has not republished this table in English — if you notice a mismatch in-game, please let us know.

How to use

  • Pick your current Save Data tier (1–10, or type a bigger number if the game has updated).
  • Tap +/− for each action you've done this run — the score and progress bar update automatically.
  • When the bar turns yellow then red, be careful — red means you're at or over the cap, about to get a random swap.

FAQ

What do you get from a higher Save Data tier?

The point cap grows by 10pt per tier (30pt at tier 1, up to 120pt at tier 10) — meaning you can get cards, Manifest Ego, remove or duplicate more times before the game randomly swaps your choices.

If you go over the cap, is progress lost forever?

Not exactly — the game just randomly swaps some of your choices to fit back under the cap: a card you removed can come back, while an existing Manifest Ego disappears. You don't lose points, but you lose control over which cards get swapped.

Where does this scoring table come from — is it accurate?

The numbers are cited from Korean community documentation, referencing the publisher's Season 1 patch notes. The publisher hasn't republished this table in English — if you see a mismatch in-game, use the feedback button in the corner to let us know.

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