MergeCrafter

“The gameplay is really good, merging crafting is kinda nice but sadly the devs just monetize the game as a mobile (timer oriented thing) so crafting an item takes around 30 minutes to 2 hours which is absurd. Also the sorting or stacking methods are only available through crafting advanced items which you won't ever see unless you pay for gems plus pay for extra tools to increase the process. The game would be really better if these insane timers didn't exist. It is a pay-to-play model which can be seen often on mobile cash grab games, that's why I can't recommend it.”

“This game was fun while it lasted but it very quickly turned into a blatant cash grab and I can tell the game progression basically monetizes getting exponentially slower.”

“Sucks that this game is ruined by predatory mobile-game-like tactics and microtransactions.”

“The graphics aren't good.”

“But the graphics could be better and some designs are basically copy and pasted from Minecraft.”

“Maybe it's good enough for those wanting to play it dedicatedly without need for tabbing out or windowing (though why, given how terribly pixelated the graphics are at any higher resolution), but it's definitely contrary to my needs and to the expectations of the casual genre.”

“The plot is... well, the game lacks it.”

“There is no overarching storyline or quest.”

“First one is the quests that after a while seem to demand you spend certain resources that you may not have or have been unable to obtain at the present time.”

“As for the bad side, I can confirm that while I appreciate the piano soundtrack, it does get quite repetitive and is probably my least favorite thing about the game's soundscape.”

“The only other thing on that note is that the Egyptian-style background music in the pyramid dungeon has a really ungainly hitch in the part where it loops.”

“The only positive I can give this is if you're willing to wait hours, listen to the same music over and over, and can stand merging for long periods of time without spending money, then this is for you.”

“The devs stopped updating and expanding the base world several years ago, and even grinding out the final level of tool upgrades isn't worth it.”

“For me, as soon as I was able to get a pretty good production cycle going in the main map, I no longer wanted to return to the dungeons at all, because it just wasn't worth the price of the boredom of grinding them.”

“While there is a slight fun factor in having to manage such limited spaces, oftentimes forcing you to prioritize something to keep, it is extremely tedious having to move each item one by one, each and every time you want to make the biggest combo; the game tries to sort them itself, but has its limitations. If the core gameplay is no good, it is just doomed to fail; you mindlessly merge things for hours until you get higher-tier resources to make better tools and storages, plus you get experience which can heal the land and give you more space, but that's it; it's not a skill-demanding game.”

“Also very buggy game settings and annoying click issues.”

“Played it do not recommend it too many glitches and while making moves their add pops up or you pick up the wrong one even though you are right over it or it moves it to another spot after you put it where you want it.”

“Also buggy merging and settings are preset to hinder you.”