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Suika Game Unblocked: Squish Merge
Two balls with the same number merge into one with double the number. Balls are soft: they squash where they touch.
22 MB, downloads on Play
Open on its own page (22 MB, starts on open)
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Want a suika game unblocked in a browser tab? Squish Merge is a free merge puzzle in the style of the watermelon game, with numbered balls instead of fruit. Press Play and you are in a round: no account, nothing to install, no countdown. Each ball carries a number, the soft balls squash against one another, and the aim is to keep building bigger numbers before the pile fills the jar. A round takes as long as you want it to, so it fits a free period as well as a long evening.
Balls you launch are numbered 1 to 64; the bigger ones unlock as you merge. Bigger numbers only come from merging.
Why this may open on a school computer
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It is free, with no account and no sign-up wall. There are no pop-ups.
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Nothing is installed. The game downloads when you press Play, not before.
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There is no countdown. You can stop and think about every ball.
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It runs in the browser on a phone or a computer, with the same controls on both.
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Some school networks block some sites. If this one does not open for you, ask your school's IT teacher.
Tips for building bigger numbers
Take a moment at the start of every turn. The balls waiting to be launched sit in a row at the top of the jar, and you choose which one to press. Nothing counts down, so look along the whole row first and ask which number has a twin already lying in the jar.
Aim before you let go. While you hold a ball, pulling down sets the direction, and you can see where it is heading. If the aim is not where you wanted it, drag the ball back to where it started and it is not launched at all. That makes it easy to take a second look instead of dropping a ball into the wrong place.
Numbers from 1 to 64 can be launched. Anything bigger can only come from merging, so the large numbers are something you build in the jar, not something you pick from the row. Keep equal numbers close together and let each merge set up the next one. A small number stuck between two big ones has no partner, so try not to bury the small ones.
Remember that the balls are soft. A new ball squashes against its neighbours, so it does not always settle exactly where you aimed. Leave some room beside a number you plan to match instead of filling every gap.
The green half-circle plates on both sides of the jar are your warning. A round ends only when the pile presses both of them in at once. When a plate starts to press in, look for merges on that side: every merge turns two balls into one and leaves a little more room. Phone or computer, the controls are the same, so these habits carry over.
More suika game unblocked pages, same game
- Suika cool math gamesThe same game, for the Cool Math crowd. Not affiliated with Coolmath Games.
- Watermelon game unblockedThe same game, with a first round walked through from Play to game over.
FAQ
Is this the suika game or the watermelon game?
Neither. It is called Squish Merge, and it plays in the same style: instead of fruit, the balls carry numbers.
How do I play?
The balls waiting to be launched sit in a row at the top of the jar. Press one, pull down to aim and let go. Changed your mind? Drag it back to cancel. When two balls with the same number touch, they merge into one with double the number. Keep merging, and keep an eye on the plates at both sides of the jar. The tips above go a little further.
Can I play the suika game online?
Yes. Squish Merge runs right in your browser, so press Play above and the round starts as soon as the game has loaded. You do not need to create an account or sign in, and you can leave whenever you like and come back for another round later.
Does it work on a PC, a laptop or a Chromebook?
It runs in the browser on a computer or a phone. The controls are the same on both: press a ball, pull down and let go. If a particular device struggles, try another browser or another device. On a phone, a large screen is easier for aiming, but there is no special version to look for: it is the same page.
Is there a suika game download, and do I need to install anything?
There is nothing to install and no account. The game itself downloads into your browser when you press Play, and its size is written beside the button. If you only read, nothing is downloaded. The first load can take a moment on a slow connection, and once the game is up you can play at your own pace.
Is it free?
Yes. No account, no sign-up wall, and no pop-ups in the middle of a round.
Is there a time limit?
No. There is no countdown. A round ends only when the pile fills both side plates, as explained below.
Will it open on my school computer?
Maybe. Playing suika unblocked at school depends on your school's network, and some networks block some sites. If it does not open, ask your school's IT teacher. Whether you may play during class is a different question, and that one is up to your teacher.
When does the game end?
When the pile presses both side plates all the way in at the same time. A plate that has been pressed all the way in still counts as full for 0.5 seconds after the pile lets go of it. One full plate is not enough, and nothing counts down.
