In Galaxy Merge, you drop planets into a container. When two identical planets collide, they merge into a larger one: an asteroid turns into the Moon, the Moon turns into Mercury, and so forth, up to a Star. The larger the object, the higher your score.
There's a catch — a black hole. If you merge two Stars, it doesn't end your game; instead, it creates a black hole that devours the lower part of the field, awards a generous bonus, and prevents you from losing. It's worth the risk to achieve it.
If you manage to merge three planets in a row, a comet will appear, doubling the points for your next merge. Longer sequences can increase the multiplier up to five times.
Choose between two modes:
• Endless — aim for your personal record.
• Daily Challenge — everyone faces the same sequence of planets, allowing the leaderboard to show who played the best that day.
Unlock three themes: Space, Sweets, and Gears. A game session is quick, taking just a few minutes and requiring only a single tap.
How to play
To aim, move your finger or mouse, and then tap to launch the planet. On a desktop, you can also use the left and right arrow keys along with the space bar.
When two identical planets come into contact, they combine into a larger one. Think ahead: the next object will be displayed at the top of the screen.
Make sure the stack doesn’t exceed the upper limit. If an object remains above it for more than a second and a half, the game will end. An indicator above the line shows how much time is left.
Merge two Stars to create a black hole — it will clear the bottom of the stack and keep your game going.