It’s possible to collect a single dot, and find yourself growing considerably in length. However, not all dots have the same value as some are larger than others, especially the ones dropped by players who are eliminated. Every dot you collect adds to your total score. The objective is to consume as many pellets or dots as you can, by slithering over them, in order to make your worm grow. You take control of a colorful worm and must use your mouse cursor to steer it in any direction. Slither.io is about as simple as games can get. It features some of the most simplistic gameplay that you can imagine but, due to its nature as an MMO game that reimagined a concept that was famous decades past, fans (especially kids) took to it like a moth to a lamp.
The game is available both on mobile devices and PC, by downloading it from the aforementioned store, or by playing it on any web browser, respectively. However, developer Steve Howse proved us wrong back in 2016 when he released Slither.io, a game that quickly rose to the top in popularity in both the Play Store, and as a browser-based game. You’d think that, with a concept as simple and worn out like Snakes, it’d be difficult to monetize a game in this style in 2019. Augmented / Mixed / Virtual Reality Systems.
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