What is Diep.io?
Diep.io is a multiplayer tank shooter that runs in the browser. It was created by Brazilian developer Matheus Valadares in 2016, the same developer behind Agar.io, and was later taken over by a new publisher that keeps it updated.
You start as a small tank in a big arena full of squares, triangles and pentagons. Shooting shapes and other players earns experience, and as you level up you spend points on stats like reload and bullet damage and pick from a tree of tank classes, from twin guns to drone-firing overlords.
Main Features
- Real-time multiplayer arenas with players from around the world
- Free for all and team game modes
- Tank upgrade tree with dozens of classes
- Stat points for speed, health, reload, damage and more
- Simple controls: move with WASD, aim and shoot with the mouse
- Plays instantly in the browser, no sign-up
How to Get Started with Diep.io
- Open diep.io in your browser.
- Type a nickname, pick a game mode and press Enter.
- Move with WASD and click to shoot shapes to gain experience.
- Spend upgrade points and choose a new tank class when the options appear.
Diep.io Pricing
Diep.io is free to play in the browser with no account needed. It is supported by ads, and there is no paid plan to unlock gameplay.
Who Should Use It?
- Fans of .io games like Agar.io and Slither.io
- Players who enjoy quick, competitive action games
- Anyone who likes building a character through upgrades
- Friends looking for a free team shooter to play together
Diep.io Alternatives
- Skribbl.io: free multiplayer drawing game
- WorldGuessr: multiplayer geography guessing
- Codenames Online: team word game with friends
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Diep.io free?
Yes. Diep.io is free to play in your browser and does not need an account. The game shows ads.
How do you get better tanks in Diep.io?
Destroy shapes and other tanks to earn experience. At certain levels you can upgrade to a new tank class, and every level gives a stat point to spend.
Who made Diep.io?
Diep.io was created by Matheus Valadares, who also made Agar.io, and released in 2016.
