행성 만들기 : 행성 합치기 수박게임

우당탕탕달토끼

About this game

Drop them, merge them, and drop them again. The Sun isn't the end of it.

■ Planets Instead of Fruit

Planet Making is a space merging puzzle game where identical planets merge into a larger one when they touch. If you enjoyed merge games where you drop and combine like the Watermelon Game, you'll get the hang of it right away. This time, it's planets instead of fruit.

■ They Grow When They Touch

When two identical planets meet, they become a larger one. Two meteorites form the Moon, two moons form Mercury... the eleventh is the Sun, and there are three more stars above it.

■ The Size Order Is Real

Mercury is larger than the Moon, and Neptune is larger than Earth. Above the Sun are Sirius, Arcturus, and Betelgeuse—this is also in order of actual size. It is a planet game where you will naturally memorize the order as you play.

■ It's Physics, Not Squares

Planets roll into gaps and get pushed when they collide. This isn't a puzzle where you fit pieces into designated squares; it's a physics-driven puzzle where pieces roll, so those few seconds spent deciding where to drop them is the entirety of the game.

■ Sometimes a Black Hole Appears

Sometimes you grab a black hole instead of a planet. If you drop it, it swallows the planets in its path and vanishes. It provides a brief respite when the board is full and there is no solution.

■ They Explode All at Once

The more they merge in succession, the higher the multiplier applies to your score. There is a clear distinction between a well-placed board and one thrown haphazardly.

■ Fill the Encyclopedia

The first planet you create remains in the encyclopedia. The real goal is to fill all fourteen squares.

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· Playable with one hand

· 3 minutes is enough per round

· Collect fourteen different planets

What’s new

행성을 더 많이 쌓을 수 있게 했어요.

• 위쪽 점선을 올려 쌓는 자리를 넓혔어요
• 행성이 더 높은 곳에서 떨어져요