Mochi Zoo

Mochi Zoo is a cozy merge puzzle about a very small zoo and a very large elephant.

Drop a fluffy chick onto the field. Drop another one. When two of the same animal touch, they hug into the next animal in the chain — hamster, rabbit, cat, corgi, pig, sheep, panda, bear, tiger, and finally the elephant itself. Every merge is one small step towards a zoo that fills the screen.

PLAY WITH ONE THUMB • Slide left or right along the top of the screen to aim, then lift your finger to drop • No timer, no rush: a round takes ten seconds to learn and as long as you like to play • One-handed friendly — perfect for a commute, a queue, or a quiet ten minutes

EVERY ENDING IS FAIR • A dashed red line marks the danger zone, and you can always see exactly what is above it • If an animal comes to rest above the line, the game warns you and counts three seconds before the round ends • Nothing vanishes without warning, and the countdown resets the moment the field is clear again

A SMALL ZOO, CAREFULLY MADE • 11 hand-drawn animals, with a gentle blink while they wait and a squash and bounce when they merge • Smooth merge effects, camera shake and sound design, with a soft haptic tap on every merge • Music, sound effects and vibration each have their own switch, and the game remembers your choices • Built for iPhone and iPad in portrait, from small phones to the widest tablet screens

QUIET, OFFLINE AND PRIVATE • Plays completely offline: no connection, no downloads, no ads to wait for • No accounts, no sign-up, no advertising, no analytics and no tracking • The only things the game remembers are your best score and your settings — they stay on your device • No in-app purchases and no links that lead out of the game, so it is safe to hand to a child

HOW TO PLAY 1. Aim by sliding your finger along the top of the screen, then lift it to drop the waiting animal. 2. Two identical animals merge into the next one in the chain, and your score goes up. 3. Do not let animals rest above the red line. If one stays up there for three seconds, the round is over.

TIPS • Bigger animals are worth more points, so plan a few merges ahead. • Build in the middle when the field is empty, then work outwards as the pile grows. • A merge pushes the pile: use that nudge to knock animals back down below the red line. • The best rounds come from a low, wide pile — not a tall one.

No ads. No in-app purchases. No accounts. Just a zoo that fits in your pocket.

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