Hole and Fill: Food Hoarding!

Compared to other “hole” games, this just isn’t it. Have to watch 2 Mins of ads to play 30 seconds. Do not recommend- there’s something more fun out there.

Hole and Fill: Collect Master is one of those simple games that grabs you by the thumbs and refuses to let go. You’re basically piloting a hungry little void—your own personal black hole—sliding it across the board and swallowing everything in sight. Makeup kits, handbags, fruit, veggies, tools… the item variety feels endless, and every new board is a fresh “what am I going to scoop up today” moment. But here’s the twist: your hole starts tiny. To grow it, you need diamonds or coins… unless you take the “free” route like I did and watch ads. And honestly? That’s starting to feel like my biggest regret. The game nudges you with that “psst… bigger rewards if you pay” energy, and I’m over here grinding through ads and refusing to open my wallet. 🍔 Still, I can’t stop playing. Upgrades are the name of the game—hole size, movement speed, magnet strength. You need them all if you want to clear the board before the clock slaps you with a big fat “Try Again.” And trust me, you will be trying again. The timer is ruthless, but beating it feels ridiculously satisfying. The gameplay loop is fun, fast, and weirdly addictive. New boards keep things fresh, and there’s something undeniably entertaining about watching an entire room’s worth of objects funnel into your expanding void. But let’s talk rewards. I’m playing through the Money Cash App, and while the game is fun on its own, the promise of real‑world incentives is what keeps me grinding. The problem? I want a taste of those paid‑play perks without having to commit upfront. Developers—if you’re listening—throw us a bone. Give us a little free paid play so we can see what the hype is about. Let us sample the prize pool before we dive in. Bottom line: Hole and Fill is engaging, fast‑paced, and visually satisfying. It’s also a little pushy with the pay‑to‑progress model, especially for players who want to earn rewards without spending. But if you love collection games, timed challenges, and the thrill of clearing a board in one perfect sweep, this one will hook you hard. And if the devs ever decide to sweeten the pot for free‑route players? I’ll be the first one diving back into the void. 🕳️➡️👜💄🍎🔧🧽💥⏱️⚡️📈

You sell our info and still have the audacity to fill the game up with adds every 2 seconds

Need more levels

To many ads

It takes a minute to get the hang of it,then it’s ok. I just started playing

It takes hours just to get past level 1

I purchased the starter pack that got rid of ads, two years later the ads are back and restoring purchase doesn’t change that.

I love this game so so much

I really like this game, but there was too many ads