About Squish Merge
Squish Merge is a merge puzzle in the same family as the watermelon game, with numbered jelly blobs instead of fruit. The next few blobs wait in a row above the jar. Press and hold one, pull down to aim and release to launch it; an arrow shows where it will go, and dragging back cancels the launch. Two blobs with the same number merge into one with double the number, so 1 becomes 2, then 4, 8, 16 and on past 4096.
The blobs are soft. They squash when they land and press into each other, so a full jar shifts around. Every merge scores points, and merges that follow one another build a combo. At first every blob you launch is a 1; a number only starts turning up in the row once you have made it by merging often enough, and blobs of 128 and above can only be made in the jar. A half-circle plate sits on each side of the jar, and the game ends when the pile holds both plates all the way down. A pile that is high on one side only does not end it. There is no timer, and three helper buttons below the jar, Raise Line, Shuffle and Remove, start each game empty. Finished scores go to a leaderboard under a random display name.
Squish Merge is a puzzle game created by Watermelon Game Online. Open this browser edition on Glaze Games.
Game specifications
- Genre
- Puzzle
- Released
- Nov 2026
- Technology
- HTML5 browser game
- Device support
- Check game controls
- Orientation
- portrait
- Glaze Games login
- Not needed to open player
- Publisher login
- Check game requirements
How to play Squish Merge
Launch numbered jelly blobs into a jar, merge matching numbers into bigger ones, and keep the pile off the plates on both sides.
Press Play on the title screen.
Press and hold one of the blobs waiting above the jar.
Pull down to aim, watch the arrow, and release to launch. Drag back to cancel.
Land a blob on another with the same number to merge them into the next number up.
Keep merging so the pile never holds down the plates on both sides of the jar.
Tips and strategy
- Look at all the blobs in the row before you launch. They show what you will have to place next.
- Watch both plates. The game only ends when both are pushed down, so even out a pile that leans to one side.
- Keep equal numbers near each other so one merge can set off the next and build a combo.
- There is no clock, so take your time lining up each launch.
Frequently asked questions
Is Squish Merge the Suika watermelon game?
No. It is a separate merge game with numbered jelly blobs, and its makers say it is not affiliated with Suika Game.
How does a game of Squish Merge end?
When the pile holds down the half-circle plates on both sides of the jar. One side alone does not end the game.
What is the biggest number?
There is no cap. Numbers double with every merge and keep going past 4096.
Do I need an account to play?
No. Your best score is kept in your browser, and leaderboard scores use a random display name unless you change it.
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