Create and explore your own cosmos by merging planets, stars, and comets. Experience realistic gravity simulations as celestial bodies collide and evolve into black holes. This relaxing sandbox offers endless play without timers or scores.
2.0.1
September 11, 2026
Photo mode gets a darkroom pass. • Long exposure finally earns its name. Bodies now trace long luminous arcs along their orbits instead of short wisps — leave it running and your galaxy draws its own star trails. • The controls are labelled. Exposure, Capture and Done, so it's clear what each one does before you tap it. • Capturing confirms itself. The frame flashes and the shot is acknowledged, instead of silently opening a share sheet. • A first-time hint explains how to frame a shot with pinch and drag. Pinch, frame, shoot.
MoreGalaxy Merge is a relaxing gravity sandbox where you create your own universe by merging planets, stars, and comets. It simulates realistic physics as celestial bodies collide and evolve.
Yes, Galaxy Merge contains advertisements. Some extreme objects can be unlocked by watching optional rewarded ads.
Yes, Galaxy Merge is designed to work offline, making it convenient to play anywhere without an internet connection.
Galaxy Merge is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
Galaxy Merge has an age rating of 4+, indicating it is suitable for young children and above. The gameplay is hands-on and educational.
Galaxy Merge was last updated on June 26, 2026, with version 1.3. The release date was June 17, 2026.
The description mentions that a couple of extreme objects, like the Neutron Star and White Hole, can be unlocked via rewarded ads. All other content is available from the start.
Galaxy Merge offers a unique, hands-on gravity sandbox experience with realistic physics simulations and procedurally generated visuals. It focuses on relaxation with no timers or scores, inspired by science museum exhibits.
