Katla: 2048 Drop & Merge

Same numbers merge. 2 and 2 make 4. 4 and 4 make 8. The goal is 2048. Katla is a number merge puzzle with real physics: a 2048 ball game and brain teaser you can play offline. But in Katla the numbers don't sit in a grid — they fall with real physics. Circles roll, lean on each other, wedge into gaps. And sooner or later the pile goes wrong. That's where Katla parts ways with every other merge game: TILT GRAVITY SIDEWAYS. Lean the board left or right and everything slides, resettles, and the numbers that landed in the wrong place finally find each other. One move, and the board is rebuilt. HOW TO PLAY • See the next number, aim with your finger, drop it • Matching numbers merge into the next tier • Chain reactions multiply your score • If the pile reaches the top, the run ends TILTING ISN'T FREE Every merge charges your tilt. So tilting isn't a button — it's a resource you build up and spend at the right moment. Knowing when to use it is the real decision in this game. AFTER 2048 Reaching 2048 isn't the end. The run continues in endless mode: the 2048 stays on the board, space gets tighter, and the only opponent left is your own record. HELPERS • Eraser — remove a single piece from the board • Calculator — merge the two matching numbers you pick, from anywhere • Save This Run — clear the top pieces when a run ends and keep going FEATURES • Offline game: no wifi or internet needed • No account, no sign-in • Turkish and English • Free to play If you liked Suika, this will feel familiar. If you liked 2048, this will feel familiar. If you've played both, you already know what was missing. Drop the numbers. Merge them. When you're stuck, tilt the world.