Inventory Merge Combat

IEC Games Australia

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Embark on an endless journey of naval warfare in Inventory Merge Combat! Your mission is to build the strongest fleet possible by strategically merging ships, planes and items
How to Play:
1. Fill the Inventory: Drag and drop warships, items and planes onto the grid.
2. Merge for Power: Combine identical items to create more powerful versions.
3. Face the Enemy: After filling the grid, your fleet will battle against enemy ships.
4. Build Your Arsenal: Strategically merge items to create a diverse and powerful fleet.
Features:
- Endless Levels: Battle against increasingly challenging enemies.
- Strategic Merging: Combine items to maximize your fleet's power.
- Challenging Battles: Test your strategic skills in intense naval combat.

Join Inventory Merge Combat and become the ultimate naval strategist!
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Ratings and reviews

in the enemies menu you cant see what anything is strong against or weak to. ive had to watch ads just to watch another ad multiple times in a single level. I went with drones on one level and they literally did nothing, no damage, just flew across the screen like all it was was a special animation every few seconds. very disappointing considering the start of this game is very fun. it falls off very quickly with the ads to watch some more ads, and no descriptions for enemies. there's more too.

So. Many. Ads. A fun enough game, backpack hero style with a naval theme, so I should love it. Unfortunately I'm viewing a full 30 second ad every other WAVE. Not every other level, every other WAVE. So for every 30 seconds of game I have to do 30 seconds of ads. And technically I'm getting a "bonus" for it, but if literally every time I get a rare item it costs me an ad, or every time I want an extra slot in my grid it costs me an ad. then thats not a bonus. it's just part of the game.

The game doesn't start forcing ads until you reach about level 5. The gameplay doesn't take energy, which is nice, but is pretty repetitive. It expects you to watch ads to get past hard levels, but then lowers rewards if you play previous levels, pass the last one you completed. So if you watch ads to beat level, you are expected to do that from then on, if you want rewards. It is not as good as other games that are also free and actually give rewards for watching ads.