Blackhole Storm: Black Hole

Drag a black hole with your finger through a universe built from real Hubble and James Webb images. Swallow anything smaller than you, dodge meteors, and evolve your black hole all the way into a quasar.

• One-finger play: drag, swallow, grow
• Cosmic Arena: team up with pilots from around the world against 3–4 bosses at once, save fallen teammates and swallow the rare Energy Star
• Live Showdown 1v1: same field, same kit, the most points wins
• New Pilot Path: 7 days of missions and daily rewards, with an exclusive black hole skin on day 7
• Clash Hour: twice a day, double rewards and more real players online for 1v1 multiplayer matches
• Invite a friend: you both get gems when they start playing
• 5 regions linked by warp gates: Deep Space, Westerlund 2, Orion, Carina and Webb's Cosmic Cliffs
• A boss every 10 levels: Giant Planet, Red Giant, Supernova and more
• Powers: shield, supernova, magnet, Hawking burst and quasar jet
• Laboratory: upgrade your black hole; new modules open as it evolves
• Comets, pulsars, antimatter, neutron stars, kilonovae, dark matter and more
• Level map with stars: replay levels and chase three stars
• Hard Mode for veterans, Survival for endless runs
• Daily Storm: everyone survives the same storm, with a world ranking and daily prizes
• Daily Race and challenge links: share your result and dare a friend
• Fleets: team up with friends, open weekly chests together and race other fleets every weekend
• 50 illustrated avatars; rare and legendary ones give a power
• Cosmic Atlas: real science about every body you swallow
• 10+ languages, no account needed, plays offline

WHY PLAYERS LOVE IT
Blackhole Storm is a black hole game and a relaxing black hole simulator in one: eat planets, swallow stars, moons and comets, and watch your black hole grow bigger with every bite. Levels are short, there is no account and no internet needed, and every world you cross is built from real space telescope images. Play a few levels on the bus, or chase three stars on every level of the map.

Images: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI (CC BY 4.0) · Planet textures: Solar System Scope (CC BY 4.0) · Audio: Kenney.nl, OpenGameArt (CC0)