Make 5 Number Merge Game
This is a logic puzzle game where players merge numbers by getting 3 in a row of the same number.
- Lay number blocks on the screen.
- Position blocks so you get 3 of the same number in a row so they merge into a single block of the next number higher.
- Repeat the process until you get three 5s in a row.
- When you get three 5s it will merge into a single block and destroy the other blocks around it.
Play Make 5 Online
You can play this math-based logic puzzle game inside this webpage below by tapping on the screen or clicking your mouse.
Alternatively you can play this game as a web application here.
Make 5 Game Play Instructions
How to Play
Put number pieces on the playing board and try to make 3 in a row.
- This is a merge game where players try to get 3 of the same number in a row.
- Numbers can be aligned vertically, horizontally, or a combination of the two.
- When you get 3 or more in a row the stones will all disappear and then merge into a single stone one number higher.
- The merge point will be where the final stone was placed. Consider where you want to leave a gap to merge into when you are laying pieces.
- Stones merging can set off a chain reaction. Three 3s can merge to create a 4 which is part of a set of three 4s in a row that merge into a 5.
- If you get three 5s in a row the stone will be removed from the field and the 8 board places near the merge point will be cleared as well.
- Drag the piece form the bottom of the screen to where you want to position it on the screen.
- If the piece has multiple numbers on it you can rotate their placement before laying them by clicking on the piece.
- Pieces which are placed on the field can range from 1 to 3.
- The game is not timed.
- The game continues until you can not place any additional pieces on the board because the playing field is full. The playing field is a six by six grid with 36 positions on it.
- Your high score is stored in your local web browser.
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Make-5 Game Screenshots
Mobile Friendly Cross Browser Support
This game is rendered in mobile-friendly HTML5, so it offers cross-device gameplay. You can play it on mobile devices like Apple iPhones, Google Android powered cell phones from manufactures like Samsung, tablets like the iPad or Kindle Fire, laptops, and Windows-powered desktop computers. All game files are stored locally in your web browser cache. This game works in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and other modern web browsers.
Related Games
If you like this game you might also enjoy our sister game Make 7, which has similar gameplay but uses a hexagon shape. Merge Push and Merge Fish are also somewhat similar in nature.
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This puzzle game challenges you to merge numbers together. You start out with one or two tiles in increments of one, two, and three. To merge groups of numbers, align three or more of them together. They become the next number in the sequence. For instance, if you align three groups of two, you get one three. This continues until you make five. Align at least three fives, and you clear all tiles within an eight-tile distance. The game isn’t over until you run out of room for more tiles.
Forward planning is the key to advancing in this game. You must plan each move that your number tiles merge where you want them to be. When tiles merge, they fall into the last location you put them in. You might end up with awkward gaps that keep you from merging the other numbers.
If you enjoyed 2048, then you might like this game. It’s easy to get into but hard to master. You can sink hours trying to beat your previous high score. It’s also an excellent way to keep your mind active on a slow afternoon.