Number Merge Run : Shooting

Number Merge Run : Shooting

Numbers shooting numbers!?

3.8K ratings
144 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 27, 2023
  • July 13, 2026

Features

Number Merge Run : Shooting video #1 for iPhone
Number Merge Run : Shooting screenshot #2 for iPhone
Number Merge Run : Shooting screenshot #3 for iPhone
Number Merge Run : Shooting screenshot #4 for iPhone
iphone
ipad
🖼️Get Icon
Icons↘︎

About

Engage in a unique shooting and running game where you merge numbers to grow them. Shoot and collect numbers to increase their size, then use them to break through obstacles and earn in-game currency. Upgrade your abilities to become stronger and progress through the game.

Number shooting and merging mechanics
Running gameplay
Collect and grow numbers
Destroy number walls
Earn in-game currency
Upgrade abilities
Show original description

What users say

See all reviews

What's New in Number Merge Run

0.4.3

July 13, 2026

Bug fixes

2

In-App Purchases

$7.99

Remove Ads

Remove Ads

User reviews

Worst game in history of games.

I genuinely wanted to enjoy this game because the core idea is actually pretty fun. Merging numbers while running through obstacles is simple, relaxing, and could have been a great game to play for a few minutes at a time. Unfortunately, almost every bit of enjoyment is buried under repetitive gameplay and an overwhelming amount of advertising.

The biggest problem is that the game becomes incredibly repetitive very quickly. Every level feels almost identical to the last. You're doing the same thing over and over with very little variety, very few new mechanics, and almost no reason to keep playing beyond watching your number get bigger. After a short amount of time, it feels like you're playing the exact same level repeatedly with only minor cosmetic changes. Instead of introducing fresh challenges or interesting features, the game just stretches the same gameplay loop for as long as possible.

The advertising is an even bigger issue. There are constant interruptions asking if you want to watch an ad for extra rewards. Normally, that wouldn't be a problem because it's supposed to be optional. However, even when I specifically choose "No Thanks," I still end up getting an advertisement anyway. That completely defeats the purpose of offering a choice. If saying "No Thanks" still results in an ad, then it wasn't really a choice to begin with.

To make matters worse, many of these ads are ridiculously long. Some last close to an entire minute before you can even think about closing them. Then you have to wait for another countdown, press a tiny X, sometimes get another screen promoting the app, and then close it again. By the time you're finally back in the game, you've spent far more time watching advertisements than actually playing. It's frustrating and completely disrupts the flow of the game.

The frequency of the ads is exhausting. Finish a level? Ad. Want to continue? Ad. Decline an optional reward? Somehow still an ad. It reaches the point where the game feels less like entertainment and more like a platform designed to show advertisements with a small amount of gameplay squeezed in between them.

I understand that free games need ads to generate revenue, and I don't mind watching optional advertisements when I choose to. What I do mind is when the game ignores my selection, constantly interrupts gameplay, and forces me to sit through long, unskippable ads. There needs to be a balance, and this game misses that balance by a mile.

Overall, the concept has potential, but the repetitive gameplay combined with excessive, lengthy, and seemingly unavoidable advertisements makes it difficult to recommend. If the developers reduced the number of ads, respected the player's choice when they press "No Thanks," shortened the forced advertisements, and added more gameplay variety, this could become a much better experience. Until then, it feels like the game is more interested in keeping players watching ads than keeping them entertained.
Show more

Horrible

Horrible no way else to explain it look at other reviews

Its an AD app with some game

Youre spending lots of time watching ads over actually playing the game. Skip this game quick

Why is it so hard!?

I can’t even get into the app! I’ve tried everything I could, but it’s just one thing that’s stopping me from getting into the app! The app looks SOOOOO exiting! But it just has to ruin my day!!! It’s not even a shooting game, it’s just a game where you shoot your type of number! The App Store needs to pay attention so that it can lower the age so I CAN ACTUALLY PLAY IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That’s why I rate one star…
Show more

I said no

I was playing the game when it said I could watch an ad for extra cash, but I said no and I still got an ad that didn’t even give a reward, other than that it’s ok

Developer apps

User experience

🐞

Reported Bugs

3 issues

1B level not leveling up

Bug

Game getting stuck at certain points

Bug

Incompatibility with older devices

Bug

Requested Features

3 requests

Option to disable ads

Feature

More content and levels

Feature

Bug fixes for 1B progression

Feature

FAQ

What is Number Merge Run: Shooting?

It is a unique shooting and running game where players shoot and merge numbers to make them grow. The objective is to collect and merge numbers to increase their size, then use them to break through obstacles and earn in-game currency.

How do I get stronger in the game?

You can become stronger by collecting and merging numbers to make them bigger. The in-game currency earned from destroying number walls can also be used to upgrade your abilities, making you more powerful.

Is this game free to play?

Yes, the game is free to play. It also includes in-app purchases and advertisements, which are common monetization models for free mobile games.

What are the main gameplay mechanics?

The core mechanics involve shooting numbers to make them larger, collecting these numbers, and then merging them to further increase their size. There's also a running element and the need to destroy number walls to progress and earn currency.