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Are there really no files at all in the game's folder ? Is this on Windows 10 ?
You can maybe try restoring a previous version of the folder in Windows, by right clicking the drive or folder where Steam is installed then properties and checking "previous versions". Check the restore points there, and try to get a previous version of relevant folders containing the game's files or the game folder itself.
Is your OS Windows 10 32 or Windows 10 64 bit ?
What is your antivirus program ?
If this file is still there, Steam should be able to see the game as installed. Yes, I did see that you don't want to have to redownload the game all over again, due to internet speed/use there.
So see if you can verify the game files in your Steam library instead.
If the .acf file is also missing, that is very strange.
It would maybe help to see this page, if so.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8379-RYIP-2998
I am really sorry if none of this really helps.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/582010/MONSTER_HUNTER_WORLD/
So you should be able to try to verify the game files, as Steam should be seeing that game as installed now, due to the presence of that file. What happens when you try that ?
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2037-QEUH-3335
If so, that is strange. With that .acf file present, Steam should be seeing that game as installed, and try to correct the missing files issue. Have you restarted Steam yet since you posted here ?
You have exceptions for Steam and games in real-time scanning in Kaspersky, right ? I don't see how that would be relevant, and the AV should not ever totally clean out a game's folder, if any files are seen as false positives.
Which folders did you try with my "previous versions" suggestion above ? You can try the drive, the Steam folder, the steamapps folder, the common folder, and maybe the game's folder itself.
Try several restore points also. You have more than one option for trying to restore previous versiosn, to make the attempt that is.