Zero vs Galaxio

Build worlds out of blocks. Send a friend the link. They walk through your world right in their browser, no app needed That's it Open the app, hit Build or Explore, that's the whole menu BUILD ANYTHING - Stack blocks, dig holes, smooth out shapes - 150+ textures: grass, stone, marble, moss, anything - Drop a photo or a video into your world like a poster - Saves on its own, no save button WALK THROUGH WORLDS - Climb a giant dragon someone built last night - Explore knights, castles, towers, weird stuff - Tap a world, jump in, save the ones you like SHARE WITH ONE LINK - Every world has a link like 0.space/yourname - Send it in any chat - Friend opens it, walks around, no signup - They like it, they grab the app PLAY EVERYWHERE - Same account on phone, web, desktop - Build on phone, see it on laptop - Works offline, syncs when you're back online - No daily streaks, no notifications nagging you FEELS GOOD - Two thumbs to build - Smooth on older iPhones too - Took forever to get this right If you've ever wanted to build a tower at 2am to send a friend, this is for that Two taps, you're inside SUPPORT support at 0.space 0.space

Merge Galaxy is a calm, beautifully crafted merge puzzle set in the depths of space. Swipe to slide tiles across a 4×4 board. Match two of the same world to fuse them into the next one. Start with a single pebble, then watch it grow into a meteor, a moon, a planet, a sun, a pulsar, a nebula, and finally an entire galaxy cluster. FEATURES • Tactile swipe-to-merge gameplay you can master in seconds • 11 cosmic tiers, each with hand-tuned art and a short piece of lore • The Codex — your personal catalogue of the cosmos, unlocked as you climb • Auto-saved runs, so a quick game fits any moment • Best score and top tier tracking • Calm visuals with subtle glow and motion — no pressure, no timers • Light haptics and gentle sound design • One-tap Remove Ads option A short merge session feels great in line, on the train, or right before bed. Take your time, plan your swipes, and let the universe assemble itself one tile at a time. How far up the cosmic ladder can you climb?