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Deleted Wiki: Clean Up the Lost Files

A cozy incremental sorting game. A vandal deleted all 10,324 items from a 2007 fan wiki, and you're the new Moderator.

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IC Rating: 9.9/10Based on 638 reviewsStore breakdown
  • SteamSteam search, language-dependent · Nov 11, 2026
    99% positive638 reviews

Store scores are converted to a 10-point scale and weighted by their rating or review counts. Totals can include the same player on more than one store.

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1 edition
SteammacOS, Windows 99% positive638 reviewsPaid
Available nowView on Steam (opens a new tab)
Platforms
macOS Windows
Internet
Not confirmed
Offline play
Not confirmed
Offline progress
Not confirmed
Price
Paid
Released
Sep 30, 2026
Developer
Clique Games
Store
Steam
Listing details & sources

Availability and pricing can vary by region. These are checks of official listings, not gameplay tests.

  • Steam — macOS, Windows
    Checked Nov 10, 2026 · Region: US
    Primary structured store record retrieved. Runtime, user-specific purchase eligibility and semantic genre inclusion are not play-tested.
  • store.steampowered.com (opens a new tab) · Nov 11, 2026
    Normalized current developer statements and storefront labels; extraction rules and sentence fingerprints retained. No runtime testing.
  • store.steampowered.com (opens a new tab) · Nov 12, 2026
    Narrative play-mode claims reviewed by edition and matching source sentence fingerprint; comparisons, fictional settings, leaderboards and other-edition claims do not establish multiplayer. Per-record primary URLs and fetch receipts retained.
  • store.steampowered.com (opens a new tab) · Nov 10, 2026
    Structured primary-source fields extracted automatically. Editorial relevance, runtime operation, and descriptive-signal semantics remain separate review tasks.
  • api.steampowered.com (opens a new tab) · Nov 10, 2026
    Structured primary-source fields extracted automatically. Editorial relevance, runtime operation, and descriptive-signal semantics remain separate review tasks.