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A brief history of IO games - lisapurnellsw - 05-31-2024
In their simplicity lies their strength, their districts are offices and schools, where they reduce productivity of workers and students to the absolute minimum.
Who are we talking about? About io games of course! This time not just about any mobile games, but about those so-called "io" games, about which we have talked about already in relation with the battle royale genre. These games washed over the globe in a wave of popularity, similar to the one we see nowadays with battle royale.
Although entertainment is something that (almost) all of the io games have in common, probably due to their simplicity and accessibility. Including some really crazy pieces that tried to combine it with other popular things, such as the "fidget spinner simulator" Spinz.io, that more or less died with the popularity of fidget spinners.
The whole "io" gaming genre's end, on the other hand, is nowhere to be seen. It is still going strong with hundreds of thousands of players in almost every game.
One of their biggest pros is their size. You can play the game on your phone or PC (where you can find Agar.io even on Steam), and you don't even have to download it! You can play it easily in your browser. And you can do it right here on our site! If you haven't tried some of the games mentioned above, you can do so in our tag category "IO Games". And if you have, why not spend a while in your favorite game again?