
Download files. Buy generators. Watch numbers go up. Archive to tape. Format your drive. Play mini-games. A retro idle/clicker about hoarding digital files. No story. No reason. Just download.
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Remember dial-up? The anticipation of watching a progress bar crawl? The satisfaction of finally completing a download?
File Hoard brings back that feeling - then cranks it up to absurd levels.
Click to download files. Buy generators that download for you. From humble cursors to botnets, undersea cables, time travellers, and eventually... becoming the internet itself.
When your hard drive fills up, archive everything to tape. Tapes give permanent bonuses. Start fresh, but stronger. Then do it again. And again.
A second prestige layer. Reset your tapes for Drives - a permanent currency that unlocks powerful upgrades. Auto-prestige, overclock, critical mass, and a 16th generator that downloads from every possible timeline.
Virus Scanner - Quarantine infected files. Build streaks. Don't click the clean ones.
Defragmenter - Swap coloured blocks. Group them together. Your hard drive will thank you.
Some obvious. Some hidden. Some require a specific sequence of inputs. Browse them all in the achievements tab - with icons.
74 events. Your mum picks up the phone. Your ISP "performs maintenance." A Nigerian prince needs your help. Complete click challenges for speed boosts.
Random files drift across your screen. Click them for bytes, speed boosts, or tapes. Or don't. They'll fade away eventually.
Auto-clicker, auto-prestige, auto-upgrade, auto-generator. Toggle everything from the automation tab.
Steam Cloud saves
80 Steam achievements
Steam leaderboards
Full controller support
Download files (obviously)
Buy cursors that click for you
Steal your neighbour's WiFi
Build a botnet (for science)
Tap into undersea cables
Become the internet
Learn why you're downloading
Stop
Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Reviews
This game probably has about an hour of playtime to it and there really isn't anything going on for that hour. Very shallow gameplay even in the clicker genre. Prestige system has hardly noticable effects and doesn't change gameplay in any way. I'm being really critical here because this game is being sold for $7. You've pretty much seen all the game has to offer in the first 10 minutes.
I've been really enjoying this! It started off quite simple and builds up at a good pace (which is perfect because I'm impatient). The prestige system is awesome and now my game is absolute chaos of crazy numbers. I love the little charm in the descriptions, file names and how ridiculously you go from slowly downloading a file of a few bytes to taking over the entire internet. The developer seems to be quite active with updates on their games, too, which is always a promising sign. Oh and it works great on steam deck, which makes it even more addictive :D
Very fun clicker game! Numbers go brrr and dopamine goes up! Can definitely recommend, its a steal for that price
A nice little clicker game reminiscent of the early days of the internet. Recommended for the price. Update: The latest updates, like the virus scanner, are great ;-) It would be fun if the game could optionally use real filenames (e.g., from the Downloads folder).
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