Squishies are delightful soft toys that you can squeeze endlessly. In this game, you also have the opportunity to collect them.
By pressing on a squishy, you make it indent under your touch and earn coins. The quicker your presses, the higher the income multiplier goes. If you drag two identical squishies together, they will merge into the next one in the series, and the new type will immediately appear in your album.
The collection consists of 72 squishies divided into five series and six rarity levels, from common to secret. Some squishies can be obtained through merging, while others come in packages that need to be shaken with three presses to open.
Whatever you collect can be used in battles. Choose a team of up to eight squishies, place some on the front line and others in reserve, and watch up to four duels unfold simultaneously. Each squishy has its own health, damage, attack speed, and critical hit chance, so the lineup is important. A victory earns you coins, and a winning streak brings even more rewards. A defeat costs you one fighter.
Pastel graphics, gentle deformations, no hurry, no time limits. Play with a mouse or your finger.
How to play
Squish the toys! Each press brings coins, and the squishy dents just like a real stress toy. The more you press, the higher your income multiplier climbs; stop pressing, and it will decrease.
Combine squishies! Drag one onto another identical one to create a new squishy in the chain and expand your collection. Different squishies can't be merged.
Unwrap packages! A free package appears every few minutes. Press it three times to make it shake and open.
Purchase more squishies in the shop with coins to keep the merging going. The price goes up with each purchase.
Engage in battles! Select one to eight squishies, divide them into a front line and a reserve, and watch the fight unfold. Up to four duels happen at once. Winning earns you coins, while losing removes one fighter from your team.
View your collection album to see which squishies you've unlocked, their series and rarity, and which ones are still missing.