Friends.io

e popular format, which rode into our lives on the coattails of Agar.io and Slither.io, and has put down roots in the Android world. The gameplay, like all the other games of its style, is very simple. It's based on the concept of the survival of the fittest. This means that you can either eat or be eaten, destroy or be destroyed. It sounds violent and savage, but in Friends.io, it's not. Here, you have to feed off of confetti that's scattered around the setting and, if you run into your friends who are smaller, they'll explode, releasing confetti that you can eat to make you bigger. As you may have guessed, the key to success in Friends.io is to grow as big as possible. However, you can't grow if you don't survive at least two seconds. It's here where the second part of your strategy comes into play: that is, to run away. Luckily, you can move around easily and intuitively, and your character will respond to your moves down to the millimeter. Best of all, you can even find special elements to give you powerups, like a boost of speed for example.