Boba Tea Merge

Drop boba, watch them merge, and grow the biggest bubble tea in town. If you like suika style merge games, this one is built out of a boba cup.

Two of the same boba touch and they become one bigger one. Simple to start, and surprisingly hard to master. The cup fills faster than you think, and every drop has to earn its place.

80 HANDMADE LEVELS
Every level sets its own puzzle. Reach a tier, break the ice, clear the shelf, dig out the soup. No two ask for quite the same thing, and each one gives you a fixed number of drops. It is a puzzle game, not a grind.

FOUR CHAPTERS, FOUR THINGS IN YOUR WAY
Crates that shift as the pile moves. Ice that has to be broken twice. Matcha, cream and honey that drift across the cup and stick. And a cup that arrives already full of popping boba, which you play inside rather than around.

FOUR BOSS CUPS
The Milk Tea King, the Lavender King, the Lychee King and the Lemon King. Each one sits in the cup with a health bar, and the only way past him is to keep merging next to him.

CLASSIC MODE
No limits, no objectives. Just you, the cup, and how far you can get before it overflows. A relaxing endless merge run, and your own high score to chase whenever you want a break from the map.

BOOSTERS FOR WHEN IT GETS TIGHT
A straw to slurp one boba out. A bomb to clear a jam. A rainbow syrup that grows anything to the next size. A shaker to rattle the pile loose. Use them well and a lost level turns around.

TEN BOBA TO DISCOVER
From a humble tapioca pearl up to something genuinely cosmic. Three of them are secret, and finding one is a small event.

PLAY ANYWHERE, EVEN OFFLINE
No timers counting against you mid puzzle. No ads interrupting a run. The whole game works offline, on a plane or underground, so you can play a level on the bus and stop when you arrive.

Free to play, with optional coins if you want a hand.

If you have played a watermelon game or a suika game and wished it had levels, bosses and somewhere to go, this is that. A cute, relaxing casual puzzle you can drop into for five minutes, and a merge game with enough in it to keep for months.