Bricks Merge is a free addictive clicker game to pass the time. It was created by the same studio that developed Touchdown Blitz and Money Clerk. Instead of cloning footballs or money bills, you’ll be clicking on the screen to clone numbered tiles.

In Bricks Merge, you’ll spawn numbered bricks that will stack on top of each other, and similar ones will automatically merge to produce a higher number. There are lots of levels to clear, with each one having different conditions to meet and gameplay style. Some rounds have spinning multiplier wheels that multiply the value of each coin earned.

Play to pass the time

Thanks to its simple yet delightful gameplay, it’s not surprising to think that you’ll end up playing Bricks Merge for hours. That’s reasonably achievable if you’re patient enough, but if you’re not someone who likes to sit through ads every minute or so, this game is not for you. The first level is easy and quick to clear—it also walks you through the basics without having to say anything.

Once you reach the second level, that’s where things will start to get a little tough. While the first round can be finished in a minute or less, the second needs more time. There’s a significant spike in terms of level requirement, going from a measly 10 number eight bricks to a whopping 40 number 64 bricks. To achieve that, you’ll have to tap your screen for quite a while.

The system does automatically disperse tiles, but it goes so slowly that you’ll have no choice but to click the screen to speed things up. You can also purchase upgrades and watch ads for instant powerups. The bricks get more expensive the more you spawn them, too, so you’ll soon be relying on constant ad boosts or tiring yourself out clicking.

Satisfying tile clicking and merging

Bricks Merge offers casual clicker fun, similar to games such as Gear Clicker. You’ll understand how the game works from the get-go, and you don’t need any complex tutorial to learn the basics. Levels are highly varied, too. Although, you’ll have to equip yourself with a lot of patience in getting through the subsequent ones in terms of ad-watching and screen-clicking.