Agar.io

.io games can be a great way to compete with people online, but which ones should you be playing?

Which .io games are the best this season? Slither.io's obvious, but what else?

A quick look at Space1.io. Will this be the next big .io game or will it flop?

A look at why some io games are popular and others fail.

As time goes on, more and more .io games hit the market. With so much to filter through, we picked four .io games to keep an eye out for in 2017.

Eatme.io isn't just an Agar.io clone that's going to sink to the bottom like the others. It's a big fish you better watch out for.

Slither.io isn't that unique. Here's a few other games exactly like it.

There are more .io games than the big three and these two are on the way up.

What is Limax.io? It may be the next big .io game.

Worm.is does some new things with the Slither.io formula that may be more your style.

Agar.io's cracking down on bots and bringing private servers back. Here are two methods to make a private server.

Diep.io is more complicated than its other .io cousins but has a lot of room to grow.

Agar.io's good and all, but Slither.io is and is going to be better.

A look at all Slither.io skins and how to unlock them without sharing to Facebook or Twitter.

These Android games will be your best friends during any long car rides this holiday season.

This is how I felt playing the addictive Agario game. It feels a bit like taking over the world, wouldn't you say? Survival of the fittest in one simple browser game with a simple design.

The popular blob eating game, Agar.io, monetizes players with Facebook. This forces users to log in with Facebook, and those who don't play at a major disadvantage.

The crazy addictive game Agar.io is finally starting to roll out on Android.

If you feel like you need to cheat at Agar.io, you need to git gud.

Agar.io is more complicated than it seems at first glance.