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The save games might be completely different for the Linux version, stored in a different "depot" or something like that, since Steam shows the used cloud save size as 3.05 MB while the save files that were automatically created when I ran the game are only 282,3 kb in size. It seems there's a known problem with Steam Cloud saves for the game not being downloaded on Linux and the developers don't seem to care.
However, when I launched the game Steam complained it was unable to download my saves. I played Torchlight II on Windows some years ago and am now glad to see that it has a Linux version.
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