A merge game with real physics where you combine balls to create gold
Stage
Established
Startup
Founded
2017
2026
Based in
HK
BG
Pricing model
Free
Not given
Pricing
Free to play. Premium membership available (cost not specified on these pages). Gold Coins earned through gameplay, watching ads, or daily check-ins. Credits earned in Coins mode gameplay or purchased. Physical and digital prizes redeemable through in-platform catalog.
Not given
Key features
Seasonal gameplay with $1 billion prize pool
Multiple game modes: Five by Five, Daily Random, Tick Bingo
Power-up items like Tolerance Shield and Timer Reveal
Multiplayer duels and Precision Arena
Card collection system with set bonuses
In-game shop with cosmetics and items
Real physics: balls fall with true weight and settle naturally into a glass jar
Eleven ball sizes from Moonstone to Aurum, with five falling and six created by merging
Six original musical pieces where every merge plays a note on beat
Progress tracking with sixty-four stars across four skies
Twenty-two visual sets that transform balls, jar, background and sound
Four game modes: sixty-four stages, Endless, daily challenge, and Zen
Friend codes and competitive weekly tournaments with medals
No ads and no ad SDK; purchases only affect appearance, never gameplay
What makes it different
Players keep most of the value generated by the platform
Guaranteed grand prize distribution: if $1B not reached in 10 years, entire accumulated pool distributed to qualified players
Pure skill-based competition with escalating precision challenges
Continuous seasonal gameplay that never ends
Rewards players for precision with activity multipliers and bonus drops
Real physics engine where balls fall and settle naturally instead of snapping
Music integrated into gameplay: every merge plays a note that lands on the beat
No advertisements and no ad SDK in the entire build
Purchases only change appearance and sound, never game balance or outcomes
Permanent progression: every stage completion lights a star forever in the sky