Nevertheless, Agar.io quickly became a success, mainly because it was frequently propagated through social media and broadcast on and YouTube. Tom Christiansen of Gamezebo said the game wasn't able to hold his attention and that overall it was highly repetitive. This was mainly targeted towards the repetitiveness and the controls of the mobile version. Fans of the game even described the game as 'a good abstraction of the fierce survival-of-the-fittest competition that you sometimes see on the microscopic level.' However, there was also sile criticism on the simple gameplay. Some praised the game for its simplicity and game mechanics. Initially, the feedback on the game's release was mixed. Matheus continued adding new features to the game one week later Agar.io entered Steam Greenlight.

It was only later that the name 'Agar.io' was suggested by an anonymous user on 4chan. The game was announced without a name and users had to connect to Valadares' IP address to play. Matheus, a 19-year-old Brazilian developer, wrote the game in a few days using JavaScript and C++. Matheus Valadares announced Agar.io on 4chan on 28 April 2015. Donate your mass to the pellets to get more bits in return! Experimental - Every player for themselves.Teams - Two teams fight against each other.Battle Royale - Everyone fights for themselves in a shrinking arena.FFA (Free For All) - everyone fights for themselves.Avoid blobs bigger than you as they will consume you, which means game over! But you can always start the game over and go for your next best record. Pick up all the smaller blobs and eat the other players to grow larger in size. Think like a survivor - don’t just avoid bigger agar, go in for the kill and eat as much as you can! Slide around the Agario battleground trying to exist as a single cell looking to evolve. You only can consume targets that are smaller than you to evolve.

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