All in hole

All in hole is a casual puzzle game in which you guide a black hole around the screen to collect objects of many shapes and sizes. The source describes each level as requiring a certain number of items to be collected within a limited time, and the level is completed once the goals given by the game are met.

Objective and movement

The core objective is to use wit and problem-solving to collect objects regardless of their size. You move the black hole by sliding a finger across the screen. As the hole reaches items, it devours them, and the collection continues until the level's requirements are satisfied.

Growing the hole

Not every item can be swallowed right away. The black hole cannot take in objects larger than itself, so the documented approach is to collect smaller items first and feed the hole enough of them to increase its size. Once it has grown, it can take in larger objects and work toward the remaining goals.

Items and presentation

The items are described as colorful, food-themed objects. Examples named in the source include fruits such as watermelon, mango, tomato and banana, along with chocolate cakes, cream cakes, kimbap and sushi. Item sizes vary depending on the level. The listing highlights beautiful graphics and a wide range of items and shapes, which the source presents as the reason each level feels varied.

Puzzle and collection features

The highlights describe sorting color puzzles and collecting as part of the experience. They also state that swallowing food items can unlock extra puzzles and surprises. Earned rewards and boosters are described as tools that help the black hole grow faster and stronger. The source does not explain how boosters work or what they cost, so those details are not described here.

Competitive and social features

The listing mentions global competition in black hole challenges and tournaments, teaming up with friends, and exchanging hearts and coins. It also describes an intense competitive simulation mode that adds more challenges. The source does not explain the rules of these modes, team structures or tournament formats, so this profile does not describe them in detail.

Controls and physics

The features section says players can control the gravity of the black holes to solve puzzles more easily. Controls are described as smooth and satisfying, and the source says the physics effects make levels more dynamic. Beyond these statements, the source does not list specific physics rules.

Offline play and recent updates

The listing states that the game can be played offline without an internet connection. This is a claim made in the source and has not been independently verified here. The changelog lists three level packs: POWER PLAYROOM on Mar 16 with 100 zen levels, SUNLIT PIAZZA on Mar 30 with 100 levels, and ORACLE'S ROOM on Apr 13 with 100 levels. It also mentions Easter surprises and a TREASURE PASS season starting April 1. The reference version for this profile is 8.3.2.