Deleted Wiki: Clean Up the Lost Files is a cozy incremental sorting game set inside a fictional 2007 fan wiki. As its new moderator, the player restores 10,324 deleted item entries by sorting them into categories, subfolders, and rows. Sorting earns points for userscripts that make the work easier, while restored pages and messages reveal the community's history.
This is an absolutely beautiful game.
My initial thoughts were that it's a very well-crafted and unique take on the sorting genre, but it's so much more. It's a time capsule of the early 2000s internet and a love letter to early mmorpgs and fan communities of the era.
I won't spoil anything, but the ending was shocking and really touching. incredible...
I loved this game. I've never written a steam review before because I never feel like I have much to say that other people haven't already said, but I saw how few reviews this game has and I wanted to make sure I said how much I loved it. I did a lot manually at first and then I realized that I could streamline things significantly, so I did, because...
TL;DR- Should you buy this game? YES. On sale, full price, discounted in a bundle- doesn't matter, this game is worth it.
I just finished the game's story and have to review this while it's fresh. I never leave reviews, even though I read them a lot to decide whether to get a game or not.... woops. Anyways!
I was simply addicted to the fun of organizing...
love this game. first tidy up style game to not give me motion sickness! i play exclusively on steam deck and while it does function well, i would like controller support and more accessibility settings (such as zooming text not just icons, changing font, toggling hold to drag, colourblind modes). it’s still really enjoyable i just have to play in shorter...
found a recommendation for this game on a cozy game forum. i would like to give that original poster a sloppy kiss
