Merge desserts by dropping them into a jar. Combine two of the same to create a larger dessert, progressing through a variety of sweet treats. The game features realistic physics and can be played offline.
1.3
August 24, 2026
Shake the jar — and keep your cakes. A SHAKE YOU EARN Reach the red line for the first time in a run and a shaker joins your HUD, with another at every 100,000 points. Tap it to arm, then really shake your device: the whole pile sloshes, tumbles, and settles into room you didn't know it had. Prefer not to shake? Tap the armed chip again and it sloshes just the same. WEDDING CAKES WORTH KEEPING Making a wedding cake is a moment now — she arrives with a bounce, a banner, and 5,000 points, and she stays in your jar. Build a second and the two clear together for 25,000, handing back the space only the biggest pieces can. Your scoreboard keeps a lifetime count of every one you make.
MoreIn Dessert Drop, you drop desserts into a jar. When two of the same kind touch, they merge into a larger dessert. The goal is to progress through 11 different dessert types, from sprinkles to a wedding cake.
No, Dessert Drop is ad-free. The developer explicitly states that the game has no ads, no analytics, and no servers, ensuring a pure gaming experience.
Yes, Dessert Drop can be played offline. It is designed to be playable on a plane or in a tunnel, requiring no signal.
Chain merges back to back in Dessert Drop multiply your points, up to 5x. Merging two wedding cakes together results in a significant point bonus of five thousand points.
Dessert Drop is available on iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed for iOS users.
The latest version of Dessert Drop is 1.3, last updated on August 24, 2026. The initial release was version 1.0.
Dessert Drop has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children. The gameplay is simple and the theme is lighthearted.
No, Dessert Drop does not require an account. The game emphasizes privacy, stating 'No account. No sign-up. Nothing tracked.'
