Merged! - Merge colorful blocks

Combine domino blocks and enjoy brain training exercises when you connect dice shapes in Merged!, an addicting new puzzle game from the creators of 1010!

Match 3 dice of the same color, merge your blocks together, and indulge in hours of addictive logic puzzles in Merged!

Merged! Features:

Play Simple Matching Games

• Engage in easy-to-learn and enjoyable matching games

• Match domino block numbers in addictively challenging brain training puzzles

• Play anytime and anywhere by bringing Merged! with you on your commute or during work breaks

Connect Blocks with Engaging Colors and Graphics

• Link dice of the same colors with captivating graphics and visuals

• Merge shapes to produce new colors for limitless matching enjoyment

No Limit to Lives or Time Constraints

• Experience unrestricted gameplay with no time constraints or limited lives for casual block puzzle entertainment

• Match colors effortlessly, but strategize to avoid filling the entire screen

Merge colors and stimulate your mind with this fast-paced and addictive puzzle game. Dive into entertaining and laid-back brain training with Merged!

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Merged Tips, Cheats and Strategies

Plan Ahead

If all you’re doing in Merged is trying to make matches, you’re not going to get very far. This is a game of forethought. You need to be thinking about the matches you’ll be making later, and playing pieces now in a way that will help you down the road.

When you have a playing piece with two tiles, consider how both tiles will affect the gameboard. Use the image above as an example. If I play the new 6/3 piece near the bottom left to match 3’s, I’d be setting myself up to make a 4 — but what about that 6 piece on the other side? By placing it in the opening between the 6 and the 1, I’m not only matching the 6, but creating an opportunity to match the 3 once I clear that 1 piece out in a few moves.

Free Trapped Pieces

If you’ve just placed a tile in the wrong place, don’t worry — it happens to the best of us. But this misplaced tile had an unfortunate result: it blocked in a pair of matching tiles that were waiting for a third to merge. Don’t panic: you can plan your way out of it. Keep an eye out for the pieces that can clear the way, don’t crowd that section of the board until they arrive, and make sure to play them correctly at the first opportunity.

In the example above, there are two 3’s trapped behind a 1. I focused on another section of the board until the right pieces showed up. In this case, I’d play the single 1 in the open spot, and wait for another 1 so that I could merge them into a two, clearing the space to merge my 3’s.

Chain Your Moves

At its core, the only real way to perform well at Merged is to keep the board as open as possible. Since you’ll be adding one or two new pieces to the board every turn, your goal should be to clear at least that many away each time. This won’t always be possible, of course, so it’s extra important to do this when you can. The best way to clear space is to chain your moves.

To do this, place your pieces in a way that one merge will cascade into two. Take a look at the example above. When making matches and placing tiles, I’ve done so with chains in mind. If I place the new 3 tile between the 3 and 4, the 3’s will merge into a 4 and then the 4’s will merge into a 5. In one turn I will have cleared four spaces from the board.

Making chains requires forethought, so when you’re placing tiles, think about the possibilities each position might create.