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Here are a few suggestions that we believe can improve the growth from within the game even further and still keep the simplicity of the game:

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The only way is to say “Hey, download Agar.io. Still there are no ways to share the game with friends from within the app. No doubt, with its enormous success, Agar.io has done a lot of things right. Agar.io has, therefore, a natural competitive advantage compared to i.e. Too big games can’t be downloaded over cellular networks, and in addition, you loose the market of low-end devices. This might be intuitive for most, but yet we see too many apps not size optimized.

App Size: The app size is important for growth.

Letting players ask these questions to friends and spread the word is a brilliant move.

Including secrets: The game has no instructions leading to natural questions like “How can I get the Doge?” or “How can I attack the big cells?” Secrets make friends talk and knowing the answer to these questions increases your Social Currency: we share what makes us seem smart.

We encourage all app developers to A/B-test whether to onboard the player straight into the game or to do tutorial and sign-up first. You don’t want to go through a lot of steps. When you start the app, it’s pretty clear that all you have to do is type your name and hit play. There is no tutorial or account creation, which we like very much.

Onboarding: It’s rare to see a game that requires 1 click to go straight into the gameplay.

Strong emotions lead to increased sharing. When a bigger cell eats you after spending 15 minutes growing your own cell, it feels super frustrating.

Ease for emotion: This is a competitive endless game, where the winner takes it all.

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We saw the same growth driver when we launched Fun Run. When we see people play in public spaces like a school or university, we would like to join and experience the same fun. It’s super simple to get started and the game appeals to everyone.

The game is very public: Interesting gameplay and colorful graphics attracts people’s attention when walking by someone playing Agar.io.

Although there are no direct growth features implemented, here are some takeaways for other game developers to emphasize:

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Massive Multiplayer Games have a very strong driver for growth in itself, and Miniclip has shown again that they know how to create great multiplayer games.

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Dissection of Agar.ioĩ Growth Hacks From Viral Hit Game Agar.io from Megacoolįor optimal experience, use full screen mode What You Can Learn from Agar.ioĪmong the dissected games, Agar.io is by far our favorite because we could play with other people. This creates a competitive nature where players strive to become the biggest cell while avoiding being swallowed by the competition.Īgar.io has been a viral success, but what features have been put into the game to help spread the word? We took a closer look at the game to learn more about the in-game growth aspects, as well as suggesting a few of our own. These cell avatars start small but grow each time they devour pellets and other player cells. The aim of the game is for your cell to get bigger by eating other cells. The game has been a top-ranked game in over 40 countries, including the US, Australia, Canada and the UK.įrom July 7th - July 22nd, the game was the #1 download on iPhone and featured multiple times in Apple’s Best New Games section. It instantly took off, as you can see in the chart below. July 8, 2015, Miniclip published the game on iOS and Android. The simple and addictive game was initially launched for browsers, getting much attention on Reddit. The massive multiplayer action game Agar.io was huge hit the summer of 2015.

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