Emily Liu reviewed the popular MMO game, Agar.io, and I completely agree with her stand on it. A brief summary of Emily's description of the game: You control a small cell (that may be named and have a picture) and eat small randomly scattered cells to grow, while avoiding bigger ones controlled by other players. As you become larger, you can eat other players that are smaller than you, although the price is to become slower. However, more strategic thinking is involved, as you can split your cell into two to escape from or eat others, and there are viruses that split your cell into multiple parts that you can choose to avoid or utilize. All in all, it's a very simple game.

"No matter how plain the game may seem to the eye, “Agar.io” is really fun..." As Emily stated, Agar.io is still very entertaining and unique without being too overly complex. Even though I'm usually a terrible gamer, I could easily learn the controls and progressively get better at it. I definitely would also recommend this addicting game to anyone, due to its straightforwardness and availability.