Merge Survival : Wasteland 4+

I’ve been playing for months now, and it’s definitely one of my daily or five times daily plays! Not only is the merging and upgrading your camp aspect, super addicting, but I found myself literally playing to advance the storyline, which never happens! The only problem I’ve ever had is I did purchase one of the premium cat event deals where you get some free but if you purchase the premium you get extra rewards. The thing is is, I didn’t claim all of the rewards cause I was waiting till I needed to use them but then when the event ended, it just kicked to a new event and I lost all the items that I had not claimed. An easy fix would be any unclaimed items after the end of the event should just be given to you, I’m pretty sure this was not on purpose or any kind of a scam deal, but I lost out on a lot of good rewards and because of that, I won’t be purchasing another one. Still a must play!

Survivor, we sincerely appreciate your continued support for "Merge Survival: Wasteland."



Firstly, we deeply apologize for any inconvenience you may have experienced.

At present, the function to receive unclaimed items is not available. However, while immediate improvements may not be possible, we are committed to incorporating this feature into future pass offerings, taking into account the feedback from our esteemed survivors.


Once again, We sincerely apologize for any concern this may have caused. Thank you for your feedback!

This is an entertaining game, has interesting survival aspect, and is very pointedly preaching about the concerns of climate change, global warming, and the human hands responsible for making that happen; and that’s great, it’s trying to be educational, and I love that for her. My concern is who the game is framing as responsible; it may be easier for us ordinary folks to consider our actions of recycling, composting, limiting personal single use plastics, etc. as effective enough to stop climate change, but the major culprits behind the destruction of our planet are huge corporations just looking to profit. Shaming and guilting ordinary people is not the solution to stopping the destruction, and spinning that narrative has a chance of doing more harm than it does good. It can make us complacent in thinking that changing our habits alone is enough to stop what is happening to the world around us, not keeping us vigilant in watching what laws are being passed that benefit these companies, what actions are being taken in the green energy sector, what politicians are saying in our local and national communities. Spinning this narrative of guilt doesn’t encompass the full reality or truth of our situation, and although this is just a silly merging game at the end of the day, I caution anyone playing that things are not as simple as they may appear.

Hello! This is "Merge Survival: Wasteland", a story of a new journey towards survival. Your detailed review of our game truly stands out. You've made an insightful observation about the narrative we're presenting. It's wonderful to hear that you appreciate the educational aspect of our game and its attempt to raise awareness about important environmental issues. You've highlighted a significant concern about who the game portrays as responsible for climate change. We understand your perspective about the role of corporations and the potential danger of oversimplifying a complex issue. While our main goal is to entertain and educate, we also hope to inspire players to think critically about these issues, just as you've done. We believe that every action, no matter how small, contributes to the bigger picture. Again, thank you for your thoughtful feedback. It’s reviews like yours that help us grow and improve our game. If you ever have more thoughts or suggestions as you continue to explore the game, feel free to share. We hope you continue to have a great time playing! 🫶 Thank you very much!