Hole.io vs Ingress
Hole.io
Hole.io is an IO game where the sole objective is to suck as many things (or other players' smaller black holes) into your black hole just so you can grow it. The arena you'll be playing in is filled with plenty of buildings, moving vehicles, mailboxes, and trees that you can gobble up, but be careful! Other, larger black holes might go after you and gobble your black hole up instead! At the end of the day (there's a time limit), the player with the highest bulk, and hence, score, will win the game.Hole.io is pretty similar to Agar.io in many ways. However, you won't be able to eject your mass to propel your black hole forward. If this sounds like fun to you, you can check out the game for free on your browser!
Ingress
Ingress is one of the world's first augmented reality game that uses Google Maps as a core part of its gameplay. The predecessor of games like Pokemon Go, Ingress, lets you side with either "The Enlightened" who embraces the energy and wants to use it, or "The Resistance" who refuses to let the foreign force taint our humanity, in a heated conflict over the control of a powerful yet mysterious force unearthed by a team of scientists in Europe.The game will have you tap on various sources of the energy to acquire items to aid you in your quest, deploy advanced tech to capture territories for your faction and work cooperatively with other players from your side to advance the goal of your faction.
Ingress is the first of its kind to completely transform the way you see the world. The way the game seems to merge seamlessly with the real world makes the game more relatable to its players, allowing them to really feel as though they are a part of the action rather than playing the game through an avatar like a traditional RPG.