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Galaxy Fusion
Drop · Fusion · Evolve
A space merge game. Drop a body, land it on its twin, and the two become the next thing up the ladder — twelve tiers, ending in something that eats the board.
One email, at launch. Nothing else, and the address is not used for anything else.
What it is
Bodies fall into a bowl and pile up. When two of the same kind touch, they merge and become one body of the next kind — an asteroid and an asteroid make a meteor, two meteors make Mercury, and so on up. The board fills as you play, so every drop is a bet about where there will be room in ten seconds.
It belongs to the family Suika Game and 2048 come from, and it takes the idea somewhere specific: the ladder is the solar system, and it does not stop at the biggest planet. Above Jupiter is a star, and above the star is a black hole, which is not a bigger object but the end of the sequence. Reaching it clears the board and multiplies what you scored.
Twelve tiers
Drawn to the game's own radii. Each tier is worth exactly three times the one below it — twenty points for an asteroid, 3,542,940 for the last one.
The twelfth has no circle here, and that is not a design flourish — it is what the tier does. It does not sit on the board like the others. It arrives, takes everything, and leaves the bowl empty with a multiplied score behind it.
What is around the board
Prestige
Eleven ranks, from Earth up to Black Hole. Prestige resets your level and gives the climb a longer arc than one run.
Badges
Collectable milestones, plus a few that only exist on particular days.
Calendar
The XP multiplier rises on real dates: public holidays, eclipses, and your birthday.
Themes
Backgrounds and wallpapers, most of them unlocked by playing rather than bought.
Leaderboard and friends
Cloud save, so the climb follows the account rather than the handset.
Fifteen languages
English, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Korean, Arabic, Traditional Chinese, Indonesian, Hindi.
What happens next
No dates. A one-person studio that promises a date is promising something it cannot control, and the promise is worth less than the work.
- Android, on Google PlayIn preparation. This is the whole focus.
- iOSAfter Android is out and stable, not in parallel.