Numfall: Merge Blocks 2048 is a physics puzzle about numbers. Blocks really fall into the tray: they tumble, roll and settle where they land. Two equal blocks merge on touch — and often drag a whole chain with them.
Cascades. One good drop sets off a series of merges, and the longer the chain, the more it pays — combos are scored separately.
Shockwave. A block of 512 or more sweeps the small stuff around it away and frees up space. Every time, not just the first.
Information, not guesswork. You can see which block comes next and where the current one will land.
A fair warning. The danger band starts pulsing early and a countdown appears over the offending block — you never lose out of nowhere.
Boosters: hammer removes a block, shake throws the pile around, upgrade doubles.
Zen mode — no game over, for when you just want to build.
Two themes, light and dark.
Progress is saved, coins carry over between runs, and your score goes to the shared leaderboard.
How to play
Drag with a finger or the mouse and release to drop a block. Equal blocks merge on touch. Never let blocks sit above the danger band for more than three seconds. Coins come from big merges and records — spend them on boosters.
On desktop: arrows left/right to aim, Space to drop, Esc to pause, 1–3 for boosters.