Merge X3 4+

Name: Merge X3
Rating: 4.6 (7760 reviews)
Author: Spearmint Games

Relaxing number merge puzzle

Spearmint Games

Designed for iPad

- 4.6 • 7.8K Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Welcome to Merge X3 - the Ultimate Number Merge Puzzle Game!

Get ready to challenge your mind and become a number merge master with Merge X3, the most relaxing number merge puzzle. Merge blocks, collect rewards, and unlock new higher blocks in this relaxing brain game.

How to Play:

- Drag and drop block onto the puzzle board to create your match!
- Merge blocks of the same value and color to create higher number block.
- Rotate blocks strategically to improve your moves.
- Aim is create the biggest block you can.
- The game ends when the puzzle board is completely filled.

Play Merge X3 now and start your journey to master the relaxing number merge puzzle game

Jul 26, 2024

Version 3.0.0

Bug fixes!

4.6 out of 5

7.8K Ratings

Best Brain exercise ever!

You can pick up and put down at your leisure - huge plus! I can play for hours testing my skills or pick up for 3 min and it never gets old. My only real complaint isn’t the fact there are ads, I understand that. But the volume of ads per level gets tedious.

Needs Instructions

I’ve enjoyed this game to a degree but have to feel my way through it. There are no instructions that I can find. There’s a grenade looking thing I have no idea what’s it’s for. I saw it used before I played the first game in your demo but it went by too quickly to see when why and how it was used and can’t get back to repeat it. Also there was a lengthy ad that would get hung up at the end and wouldn’t allow the player to proceed to the game. You may have fixed this because I’ve gotten through the same ad without it hanging up since the first few times. If so. Thank you. That was quickly becoming a problem I’m not willing to deal with for a game.

Might be me but….

I’ve had other merge dice games before, but this one stuck out to me because i
I loved the clacking sounds. But even more than that, I was expecting to be able to choose different dice because the thumbnail is very different from the actual game. There didn’t seem to be any way to customize the dice, and except for demonstrating how to place and combine them, there don’t seem to be any concise directions. May still keep the game anyway but the customization was the big selling point to me.

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