Merge Oink

Merge Oink lays out a five-by-five grid of coloured discs, each carrying a number: twos, fours, eights and sixteens. Dragging a line through neighbouring discs that share a number clears the whole chain at once, and your score increases by the number of discs in it.

New discs fall in from above to refill the columns, so the board is never the same twice. A longer chain is worth more than two short ones, making every move a choice between taking the three in front of you or hunting for a fourth.

Each level sets its target in plain language — reach eighty points — and pays a small pile of coins when you get there. A row of star markers across the top tracks how far along you are, and Best keeps your highest score where you can see it.

Three helpers sit beside the board for when you get stuck. Clear detonates a patch, Gather pulls matching discs together, and Shuffle rearranges everything. They cost coins, so the habit worth building is spotting a long chain yourself before reaching for them.