Hole.io gives you a hole in the ground and a city to eat. Slide it under small things first — bins, hydrants, people — and it grows; then cars, then trees, then houses, then skyscrapers, until the whole map fits. Other players are doing the same, and a bigger hole can swallow a smaller one. Rounds last two minutes and the biggest hole wins.
Voodoo released it in 2018 and it became one of the fastest-growing games of that year. The browser version plays like the mobile one: one control, a live-looking arena, and a scoreboard that turns a physics toy into a race.
The browser version plays against computer-controlled holes that behave like players, which keeps rounds instant and playable offline once loaded. The mobile app is the same.
Two minutes in the classic mode. Battle mode runs until only one hole is left.
Yes. It is a light 3D game with a single control that runs in the browser with nothing to install.