Hexa Merge 2048

Hexa Merge 2048 mixes a drop-and-merge game with the number ladder of 2048. You drop numbered tiles onto the board one at a time. A tile that lands next to another of the same value merges with it into a larger number, and the aim is to keep merging as much as you can on the way to 2048.

One detail sets the end point. The game finishes either when the board is full or when you make the 2048 tile, whichever comes first, so producing 2048 closes the run. You can choose between different modes, themes and difficulty settings, though the developer does not name them. Every drop is a single tap, and the frame is portrait, 1080 by 1920. The developer presents it as brain training that is also meant to help you relax.

Tap to drop the next numbered tile onto the board. When it lands beside a tile carrying the same number, the two merge into a larger one. Keep dropping and merging as much as you can. The run ends when the board fills up, or when you produce the 2048 tile, whichever happens first. Pick a mode, theme and difficulty to suit you.

A merge only happens with an adjacent tile of equal value, so think about what the number you are about to drop will sit next to before tapping. A full board is one of the two ways the game ends, so merges that open space keep the run alive. If it feels too hard, change the difficulty setting.

A number drop-and-merge puzzle using 2048 values, in a portrait frame. Input is a tap. The developer lists several modes, themes and difficulty levels without naming them. A run ends on a full board or on reaching 2048.

Point to Merge also builds numbers up from 2 by pairing equal blocks, across 50 levels, and 2048 Classic edition is the swipe-based original format with a grid size you can change.