About Planet Merge
Planet Merge is a physics puzzle full of cheerful little worlds. Drop planets into the glass jar: they roll, bounce and settle on top of each other. When two identical planets touch, they merge into the next bigger one, a Moon and a Moon become Mercury, two Earths become Uranus, and so on all the way up to the blazing Sun.
Every merge scores points and bigger merges score far more, but the jar fills up fast. If planets stay piled above the dashed line, the jar overflows and the game ends. Aim carefully, plan chain reactions and keep small planets away from big ones. Try the classic jar, the narrow mini jar or the three-minute rush.
How to play
- Move to aim, then release (or press Space) to drop the planet.
- Two identical planets that touch merge into the next one.
- The strip at the top shows the full chain from Moon to Sun.
- Do not let the pile stay above the dashed line.
About Planet Merge
Planet Merge is a physics merging game: every planet behaves like a real rolling ball, so where and when you drop it matters. Merging two big planets can set off a chain reaction across the whole jar.
Tips to score higher
- Keep the biggest planets in one corner and build up towards them.
- Drop small planets where they will roll next to their twins.
- Check the Next preview before every drop.
- Don't stack small planets on top of big ones; they get trapped.
Planet Merge FAQ
What is the biggest planet?
The Sun. Two Suns merge into a big bonus and disappear.
When is the game over?
When planets stay above the dashed line for about two seconds.
Try next: 2048, Bubble Pop and Block Fit.
