Workshop Cleaner

Ever since current industry-leader Valve introduced the Steam client almost two decades ago to automate and ease the process of updating their flagship titles such as Half-Life and Counter-Strike at a faster pace designed to keep online cheaters at bay and provide players with the latest content shipped by the developer, its online presence and feature set improved drastically with each new version.

What is arguably one of its best features, the Community Workshop, which allows you to install third-party content crafted by other passionate players to keep your gameplay fresh, can sometimes have trouble synchronizing the changes made to the subscription list with the items installed locally, which is where a lightweight program known as Workshop Cleaner comes into play.

Since full-blown modifications to in-game textures and models oftentimes take up considerable amounts of space, the app’s ability of showing each add-on’s size may come in handy when trying to figure out which unused elements can be removed without impacting your customized gameplay.

Moreover, while the app currently checks for Workshop items installed for the Arma 3 video game, those with programming experience can change the app ID to match the title of their choice, which can be found with ease on dedicated websites such as SteamDB.