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If you asked me why I still play agario, I’d probably struggle to give a logical answer. It’s not new. It’s not flashy. It doesn’t reward me with unlocks or progression bars. And yet, whenever I have a few spare minutes and don’t want anything complicated, agario is often the first game I open. It’s familiar in a way that feels almost comforting—even though I know it’s going to betray me eventually.

I didn’t even realize I was starting a game. I just clicked the illustration out of curiosity, and suddenly I was standing at the plate, waiting for a pitch from a peanut that looked far too confident. A few swings later, I was invested. That’s the quiet strength of doodle baseball—it pulls you in before you have time to decide whether you want to play or not.