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The Deeeep.io Wiki is the official player-maintained guide for Deeeep.io, a multiplayer browser game set in the ocean depths. Its main navigation covers seven topic areas: Animals, Food, Terrain, Controls, Evolution Tree, Changelogs, and Videos. If you want to look up a specific creature, understand what you can eat, learn the map layout, or check how the game has changed over time, one of these sections is where you'll find it.
Main topic areas
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Animals | The creatures you can play as in the game |
| Food | Food sources and what you eat to grow |
| Terrain | Underwater terrain and map features |
| Controls | How to play — inputs and movement |
| Evolution Tree | The progression path for evolving your animals |
| Changelogs | Records of game updates and changes |
| Videos | Video content related to the game |
These sections map directly onto the game's core loop: eat food and other players, hide in underwater terrain, and evolve your animals to earn points and climb the food chain. Each wiki section documents one part of that loop.
How to navigate the wiki
- Start from the main page. The home page lists all seven sections as entry points, so you can jump straight to the topic you need.
- Use the Evolution Tree for progression questions. If you want to know what an animal evolves into or what path leads to a specific creature, this is the relevant section.
- Check Changelogs for version differences. If a mechanic seems different from what you remember, the changelog entries are where updates are recorded.
- Search or browse categories for specific entries. The wiki also organizes content into category pages, which help when you're looking for a single article rather than a whole topic.
What the wiki is and who maintains it
The Deeeep.io Wiki describes itself as the official wiki guide for Deeeep.io, written and maintained by the players. As of the site's own count, it maintains 3,612 pages across 273 articles. Anyone can contribute by creating new articles or expanding existing ones, and registering an account lets you keep track of your contributions. Content is available under CC BY-NC-SA unless otherwise noted.
Because it's player-maintained, coverage depth can vary by section — popular animals and mechanics tend to be documented in more detail than niche ones. If you find a gap, the wiki explicitly invites you to fill it.