Alchemy Merge — Puzzle Game

Pavel Ilyin

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Take on the role of an aspiring alchemist. Your teacher has succeeded in harnessing the four basic elements: fire, water, earth, and air. By mixing these elements, you'll be able to unlock all the recipes you need to uncover the secrets of alchemy. Inventions and potions, animals and plants and much more interesing things!

Create combinations using two or three elements (you can use every element twice or thrice). Recipes might be based on science (water + fire = steam) or on a set of symbols (fish + fountain = whale).

- More than 500 recipes.
- Classic Alchemy game mechanics.
- A stunning, colorful visual style.
- Free hints every seven minutes.
- The ability to suggest your own recipes.
- Adapted for the visually impaired.

Ratings and reviews

Quite enjoyable! A good exercise for the mind. I spend a fair amount of time waiting or simply needing to occupy myself, and this is a great alternative to other idle- or time occupier type games, without requiring the kind of engagement/sole attention as some other puzzle games, allowing me to be aware of my surroundings (like when waiting at the Dr's, for instance). I particularly like that there's no timer of any sort, allowing me to proceed at my own pace.

It's a nice little game if you don't mind watching ads. But I absolutely hate ads, and my progress eventually stalled out as a result. Supposedly you're given a free hint "every few minutes" and watching ads takes time off "the timer" — but in reality there's no visible timer, and it's never specified exactly how long you have to wait between free hints. Practically speaking, you really just need to watch the ads if you want hints. It's annoying that the game misleads you about this.

Fun game! Ads are fully optional and seeing one of these alchemy games have three-element recipes is cool (such as the Furnace, which is really intuitive to figure out once you have all three ingredient elements). There being three elements means brute-forcing through moments where you feel stuck is less possible, but the game gives free hints at a fair rate. The art style is easy on the eyes too! Would recommend, great for killing time in empty moments during the day.

What’s new

— Bugfixes
— Translation fixes