About Fusion Merge
Fusion Merge is an open-source puzzle game inspired by the classic 2048. Instead of merging numbers, you combine atomic elements to create heavier ones, adding a scientific twist to the familiar sliding-tile gameplay.
I created this game as a fun side project to learn more about canvas rendering and game development. As a fan of 2048, I wanted to create something similar but with a new twist. The game is built using SvelteKit and TypeScript.
From Hydrogen to Neon
In Fusion Merge, you’ll combine the first ten elements of the periodic table, each represented by a unique tile. Starting with Hydrogen, you’ll fuse elements together to create heavier ones, following a natural progression of atomic numbers:
- Hydrogen (1)
- Helium (2)
- Lithium (3)
- Beryllium (4)
- Boron (5)
- Carbon (6)
- Nitrogen (7)
- Oxygen (8)
- Fluorine (9)
- Neon (10)
How to Play
- Swipe up, down, left, or right to slide all tiles in that direction.
- When two tiles with the same element collide, they fuse into a heavier element.
- After each move, a new element (Hydrogen or Helium) appears on the board.
- Plan your moves carefully to keep merging elements and prevent the grid from filling up.
- The game ends when you reach Neon (10) or when the grid is full and no more moves are possible.
Open Source
Fusion Merge is fully open source—anyone can view, modify, and improve the code. Contributions are always welcome! Check out the project on GitHub.
Credits
Inspired by 2048 by Gabriele Cirulli, Fusion Merge builds upon the original concept with a new theme. Thanks to Gabriele for the inspiration and for making such a fun game!
Feedback
If you have any questions, feedback, or suggestions, feel free to reach out to me. You can contact me through my website or check out my GitHub profile for more details and contributions!