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Welcome to Hole.io, the wildly satisfying eat-the-world game played by millions!
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Hole.io is a casual arcade game built around one idea: you are a black hole, and everything on the map is food. The listing sets it in three places, a busy New York street, a pirate cove and a glowing sci-fi city, and each one is a separate map to play through.
The listing describes it as free to play and rates it 7+. It is aimed at people who want something they can pick up quickly and put down at any point.
The build we hold is Hole.io - Original Hole Game 2.56.6 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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You start small, enough to swallow a trash can. Each object you take in makes the hole bigger, and the listing says it reaches a size where it can gulp down whole skyscrapers in one bite. Cars, lampposts and hot dogs are the early targets.
The aim is to clear the map. Growing lets you take in larger things, so the same map can be emptied in a few stages instead of one long grind.
Movement uses tapping, swiping and gliding. The listing presents the controls as the whole input scheme, with no buttons or menus to learn during play.
Rounds are short by design, so the game suits gaps in the day: a coffee break, a lunch break or a few minutes while something else is on. Longer sessions work too, for people who want to play before bed.
The worlds are 3D and the listing says they are packed with detail, so the streets, cove and sci-fi city are meant to look full before anything is swallowed.
Sound is tied to growth. The crunch gets louder as the hole gets bigger, so the audio reflects how much of the map you have taken in.