.io Games
Grow, survive and dominate the arena.
About .io Games
Play free .io games in your browser, from growing a cell or a chain of numbered cubes to building in block worlds, driving in car soccer or joining first-person arenas. Choose a goal you enjoy: collecting, surviving, competing or creating.
Compare the games below by controls and opponent type. Some connect you to other players, some provide separate bot practice, and Aquapark.io and EatHole.io use computer-controlled opponents. An .io name alone does not tell you whether a game is live multiplayer.
Compare .io games and multiplayer options
Looking for the best .io games, or games with .io in the name? Choose by what you want to do and who you want to play against. These picks cover the current collection's different goals and controls; they are not a ranking by popularity.
Rocket Goal.io
Drive a rocket-powered car and control the ball to score in car soccer.
- Controls
- WASD or arrows; K/right-click to jump, J/left-click to boost, Space for camera.
- Modes
- Solo Practice, online matches and code-based Party play.
Veck.io
Join live first-person arenas and choose a room by mode and occupancy.
- Controls
- WASD and mouse; R to reload; C or LeftShift for the Crouch binding.
- Modes
- Online FPS rooms; available modes and players change with the live lobby.
Agar.io
Collect food, grow your cell and absorb smaller rivals while avoiding larger cells.
- Controls
- Mouse or touch steering; Space to split and W to eject mass on desktop.
- Modes
- Global online room, private Party Mode and separate bot practice.
Cube Current
Collect matching numbers, merge your chain and steal smaller tails in a 3D arena.
- Controls
- Mouse, WASD, arrows or touch dragging; hold the boost control to use charge.
- Modes
- Public online arenas with bots filling empty seats, plus local practice against AI.
Bloxd.io
Build in block worlds or choose a parkour or competitive minigame in the lobby.
- Controls
- WASD and mouse; left-click to break or attack, right-click to place or use.
- Modes
- Online sandbox, survival and minigames with their own objectives.
Meeland.io
Walk through Hub portals into pet tycoon, parkour and other multiplayer modes.
- Controls
- WASD and mouse; E to interact and 1–9 to select an inventory item.
- Modes
- Online Hub and portal-based modes with other players.
EatHole.io Battle Royale
Swallow smaller objects and holes while avoiding the arena's shrinking dead zone.
- Controls
- Mouse or touch steering; left mouse button, Space or the touch button for speed.
- Modes
- Solo battle royale against computer-controlled holes.
Aquapark.io
Steer down a waterslide and find a route past the other racers to the finish.
- Controls
- Hold and drag with the mouse, or drag left and right on a touchscreen.
- Modes
- Waterslide races against computer-controlled opponents.
Which .io game should I choose?
Try Agar.io for cell growth, Cube Current for merging numbered cubes, Bloxd.io for building and minigames, or Meeland.io for a multiplayer Hub. Choose EatHole.io for a bot-filled survival arena or Aquapark.io for racing. The best fit depends on the goal and controls you prefer.
Are all .io opponents real players?
No. Aquapark.io and EatHole.io use computer-controlled opponents. Cube Current's public rooms can mix people with bots filling empty seats, and its Practice mode is local. Agar.io offers an online arena and separate bot practice.
How can I play an .io game with friends?
In Agar.io, create a party in Party Mode and share its six-character code. Friends choose Join and enter the code. Cube Current's Play Online joins a public room; do not treat it as a private party invitation.
Which .io games have touch controls?
Agar.io has touch steering with on-screen split and eject buttons. Cube Current accepts touch dragging and has a boost button. EatHole.io uses drag steering with a speed button, while Aquapark.io uses left-and-right dragging. Check each game page for its controls before starting.
Tips
- In growth arenas, collect smaller targets before chasing a larger rival. Check the specific game's rules before splitting, boosting or attacking.
- For a game with friends, check its room or party options first. A public match and a private invitation are different ways to join.