Make a Merge Game
Describe your dream merge game and Makermint builds a playable 2D version, with merge chains and the itch to combine just one more thing.
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Key takeaways
Merge games are built on one satisfying mechanic: combine two identical objects to create something new and better. Drag two small flowers together to make a bigger one, keep going, and you'll eventually have a whole garden, or a dragon, or a kingdom, depending on the game. Popularised by titles like Merge Dragons!, the genre taps into the same pull as collecting: there's always one more item to discover on the chain.
A Makermint version of this genre is a 2D browser game built from your description. Ask for a dragon-egg merge game, a garden you grow by merging seeds, or a workshop where merging parts builds inventions, and Makermint puts together the merge chains, the discovery tree, and the art for you. It's a single-player game you can play, refine, and share, not a live-service game with built-in social features.
How it works
Describe your game
Tell Makermint what kind of merge game you want. A fantasy world where you merge dragon eggs? A garden where seeds become exotic plants? A workshop where merging parts builds inventions? Type it in plain English.
Makermint builds it
Makermint generates a playable game from your description: item art, merge chains, discovery trees, and board layout. The art is handled for you.
Play and iterate
Try the game as soon as it's ready. Ask for changes in plain language, like "add more merge levels" or "add a secret item at the top of the chain", and play the next version right away.
Publish and share
When you're happy with it, publish your game to get a share link, or post it to the Makermint community where others can play and remix it.
Merge game prompts to try
Paste any of these into Makermint and watch it build.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Describe the game you want in plain words and Makermint builds a playable 2D version in your browser. No coding needed.
Makermint can build games with drag-to-merge controls, multi-level merge chains, item discovery, board management, and progressive unlocking of new items and areas, based on what you describe.
Yes. Games made with Makermint run in any browser, including on phones and tablets. Once published, you get a link to share; there's no embed code or app-store version.
Not as a built-in feature. A Makermint merge game is single-player; you can still share the finished game link so friends can play their own copy.
Most merge games are ready to play in a few minutes. You can keep expanding the merge tree and board afterward by asking for changes in chat.
Make your first merge game free
Describe your merge game idea and play it in minutes. No coding, no downloads. Free during early access.