Move a black hole around and swallow the whole level
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TubeGames verdict
Hole.io turned into a level puzzle, and the puzzle version is the better game.
Reviewed by Max, TubeGames · Sep 18, 2026 · How we rate
All in Hole is a black hole game with a to-do list. You drag a small hole around a tidy little level, swallow the light stuff to grow, then take the bigger targets you could not fit at the start. The mole in charge is called Molly. The first thing I felt was the physics: objects tip and slide into the hole with a weight that most hole games fake, and that is the reason it has a 4.9 on the App Store from over 130,000 ratings.
What keeps you playing is that each level has a goal rather than a timer. Swallow the required targets, ideally in a route that does not block you, and you are done in a minute or two. The order matters: gulp the light objects first, then the big bites, and a level where you rushed is a level where a chair is wedged across your path. There is always a next level and the difficulty creeps rather than jumps.
Complaints: the puzzle is shallow once you learn the light-first rule, and on the App Store the game carries a lot of meta, crews, recipes, cake decorating, which the core does not need. Some levels are just bigger versions of earlier ones.
Play it if you like Hole.io but want tidy stages instead of an arena. Skip it if you want the competitive chaos of swallowing other players.
Good
- Objects fall in with real weight
- Every level has a clear goal, not a timer
- Levels take a minute or two
- 4.9 on the App Store from 130,000 ratings
Not so good
- Light-first rule solves most levels
- Later levels repeat earlier ideas at scale
- App version piles meta on a simple core
About All in Hole
The most satisfying and fun black hole io puzzle. Navigate through colorful levels and solve collecting games by mastering a powerful black hole.
All in Hole was published on YouTube Playables on 2026-01-06 by Homa. In 277 days it has reached about 1.2M plays.
All in Hole is a black hole game with a puzzle bent. You move a hole around each level and pull in whatever it passes over, growing as you go until you can take on the bigger objects you had to leave alone at the start.
Levels are built to be cleared rather than survived, so it is more about order and coverage than reflexes. It plays free inside YouTube with nothing to install, and a level goes by in a minute or two. Good for fans of io-style games and short, tidy stages.
How to play: Drag to move the hole around the level and swallow whatever fits inside it.
Good for: quick sessions, fans of io games
How to play All in Hole
- Phone / tablet
- Drag anywhere to move the hole; anything smaller than the hole falls in, and eating makes it bigger.
- Desktop
- Hold the left mouse button and move to steer the hole; same growth rule.
- Modes
- Level play at your own pace; the App Store version also lists limited-time tournaments and a leaderboard.
- Levels
- A long sequence of short, colorful stages, each with target treats you have to swallow to finish.
- Progress
- Your level is saved the way YouTube Playables saves it.
The hole only grows by eating, so the whole puzzle is finding a route from small objects to big ones that does not jam.
Tips for clearing levels clean
- Light stuff first, always. Every stuck level I had was because I went for a big object early. Sweep the small items, then come back.
- Plan a loop, not a line. Circle the level once picking up everything you can fit, and the big targets will fit on the second pass.
- Come at big objects from the long side. A table tips in easier along its length. From the short side it wedges.
- Do not park under a pile. Objects fall on top of the hole and block it. Keep moving while things drop.
- Nudge, don't chase. Objects slide when the hole touches them. A small push moves a wedged item more than ramming it.
All in Hole vs Hole.io
Hole.io is an arena: you and other holes, a city to eat, a timer, and the biggest hole wins. All in Hole takes the same swallow-and-grow idea and puts it into small self-contained levels with a checklist. No opponents, no clock, just a room and the things in it. I like it more, honestly, because the physics get room to shine when nobody is racing you, and a level is done in the time a Hole.io match would still be loading. If what you liked in Hole.io was the growth, this keeps it. If it was beating other players, stick with Hole.io.
All in Hole cheats and the online version
There are no cheats in the YouTube version and you will not need them. The trick that looks like a cheat is the order: small objects first, big ones after, and a loop around the level rather than a straight line. The game on YouTube Playables is the Homa title, with Firebird Games as developer, running inside youtube.com with nothing to download. It usually opens on school and office networks where games sites are filtered; if YouTube itself is blocked, nothing here helps.
How plays are counted
Public play counts for All in Hole are re-counted every day from the YouTube Playables catalog and shown the way YouTube shows them. The total and rankings above are as of 2026-10-10.
Ratings & reviews
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Elsewhere: 4.9★ (130,456 ratings) on App Store
How we rate
The TubeGames rating is our estimate, not a vote. It combines public ratings of the same game elsewhere (App Store 4.9★ (130,456 ratings)) with how it holds up on YouTube Playables: how many people play it and whether they keep playing weeks after launch. Once 10 players rate All in Hole here, their average becomes the headline score.
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