Hoard Master Online

Control a hungry black hole in Hoard Master Online, dragging it across the environment to swallow objects scattered throughout each stage. Small things go first — cones, benches, parked cars — but the hole grows with every meal, eventually capable of pulling in buildings and anything else in its path.

There's something genuinely satisfying about watching the scale shift. What started as a tiny void consuming trash cans becomes a force that devours entire city blocks. The progression feels earned rather than automatic.

Played entirely with mouse or touch, the mechanics stay out of the way so the experience stays focused on pure consumption and growth. A solid pick when you want something light that still gives a clear sense of momentum.