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Rubblepile: Merge & Crush

Drop stones from a crane, merge two equal stones into a bigger one and use the blast to crush a toy castle. Break every gold flag block before you run out of stones.

Rubblepile title art: a toy castle yard between two tall towers, a crane above stacked stone, glass and wood blocks, orange blast rings where stones merged, and the title Rubblepile, Merge and Crush.

Play on Playgama

About the game

Rubblepile is a physics merge game with a demolition goal. Each stone you drop rolls and piles up on the castle. When two stones of the same kind touch, they merge into the next size and push everything around them, so a well-placed merge next to a wall can break more than a heavy stone.

Every level hides gold flag blocks somewhere in the castle. Break them all to win, with as few stones as you can for three stars. From level 6 wind pushes falling stones sideways; the dotted line shows where they will land.

  • 30 levels with wood, glass, stone, TNT, steel, hanging blocks, jelly and moving platforms
  • Ten stone sizes, from a pebble to a meteor
  • Avalanche, an endless mode that unlocks after level 5
  • Coins and upgrades, and your progress is saved

Controls

  • Mouse: move to aim, click to drop.
  • Touch: drag to aim, release to drop.
  • Keyboard: Left and Right (or A and D) to aim, Space or Enter to drop, P to pause.

Devices

Desktop and mobile. Rubblepile plays with a mouse, by touch or with a keyboard, in landscape or portrait.

Who made it

Rubblepile was made by Atesen Software. It is free to play in the browser. The play link above opens the game on Playgama, which is a separate site; Atesen Software is not affiliated with it. The castle scenery uses the free Castle Kit by Kenney.

More from us: all seventeen games. Questions or a bug to report: support@atesensoftware.com.