Feeling tired but want a quick distraction that is somehow addictive? Merge Planets Deluxe offers simple mechanics that lure you in. It’s not complicated but can get frustrating. Some levels feel random, and the physics are wonky enough to make you want to throw your device. Still, it’s a weirdly satisfying way to pass the time.
The gameplay is neat but tricky. Merging planets involves a lot of trying to figure out wonky physics. You match and merge to grow planets, but it’s easy to get stuck on seemingly simple puzzles. The controls are straightforward, but the game’s timing can be annoying. Patience helps here.
There aren't many character options, but focusing on merging planets efficiently is key. Prioritize merging planets that give you the best boosts. Sometimes mixing different planets can suddenly boost your progress. Playing without rushing helps avoid some frustrating setbacks caused by bad merges or misclicks.
One secret is to watch for pattern opportunities. Sometimes waiting a few seconds helps reveal the perfect merge. Don’t waste merges on small planets if larger ones are close. It’s annoying, but patience and timing are everything in this game.
The game slowly introduces new planets and merging mechanics. As you progress, different environments appear, and it gets more complicated. The ending feels like a grind, but it wraps up neatly. Overall, it’s a simple game, but some levels take forever, making you wish for a skip button.
