Miraxis: Mirror Merge 2048

MIRAXIS is a number merge puzzle with one rule: every tile you place also appears on the opposite side of the mirror axis. You tap one cell and the game fills two. Equal tiles that touch merge into one tile of double the value. Two 2s make a 4, two 4s make an 8, and the numbers keep climbing through 1024 and 2048. There is no cap. Tiles keep doubling past 2048 for as long as you can keep the board open. The center of the board holds a 2×2 mirror well, and nothing can be placed there. It splits the board into two halves that only meet along the axis, so a move has to work on your side and on the mirrored side at the same time. HOW A TURN WORKS • Tap an empty cell. Your tile lands there, and a copy lands on the mirrored cell. • If a matching tile is next to it, the two merge. The new tile can merge again with its own neighbor, and the chain goes on as long as the values keep matching. • Each extra link in a chain multiplies the points for that turn, so one long chain is worth much more than the same merges made one by one. • The axis button flips the mirror between vertical and horizontal. It is free and you can use it as often as you like. • Each game gives you 3 undos and 2 changes. A change replaces the upcoming tile with a different one. COMBOS AND SKINS Chains are rated Bronze, Silver, Gold or Epic. From Silver up, the board switches to a new skin in the middle of the game, so a good run can pass through several looks. If you want to stay on one skin, you can lock it. GAME MODES • Classic: no timer. One long game, and the question is how big your largest tile gets. • Sprint: 60 seconds. Combos give time back: 1 second for Bronze, 2 for Silver, 3 for Gold, 5 for Epic. • Custom: a 6×6 board for short games, or a 10×10 board with a lot more room. Every game ends with a rating of up to 20 stars, based on your score in that mode. 7 JOKERS Now and then the next tile is a joker. The clearing jokers only show up when the board is crowded enough to need them. • Star doubles the largest tile next to it. • Lightning doubles every tile next to it. • Bomb clears the 3×3 square around it. • Row Clear empties the whole row. Column Clear empties the whole column. • Compass picks one value and, on each side of the axis, pulls every tile of that value into a single merged tile. • Shuffle moves your tiles to new cells and keeps both halves mirrored. Each joker plays its own short animation, and you can keep placing tiles while it runs. 31 SKINS Classic (Normal, Aurora, Monochrome), space (Nebula, Blackhole, Supernova, Pulsar, Galaxy and more), elements (Inferno, Electric, Ocean, Forest, Storm, Earth), nature (Volcano, Glacier, Desert, Sunset, Sunrise), city (Cyberpunk, Matrix, Neon Noir, Retro, Glitch) and art (Ukiyo-e, Pop Art, Impressionist, Noir, Pastel Dream). The tiles are made of each skin's material. Inferno and Volcano tiles carry a vein of lava, Glacier tiles are frosted ice, Forest tiles show wood grain, and Pop Art tiles get a thick black outline and a hard shadow. Every skin also has its own animated background, from a school of fish in Ocean to a police car passing through Neon Noir. Six of the skins hide a rare event that many players will never see. Each one unlocks a hidden achievement. 86 ACHIEVEMENTS A few come in your first games. Others need long chains, very large tiles or one of the rare events.

Recent changes:
• Tiles now have a little depth, and each skin gives them its own material: lava veins in Inferno and Volcano, ice in Glacier, wood in Forest.
• Every joker has its own animation. Value Sweep is now called Compass.
• The 2×2 center area and the mirror axis are easy to see in every skin.
• A shorter tutorial, plus a quick tip the first time you meet each joker.
• The game now opens in your phone's language.
• Bigger board on smaller screens and a tidier game over screen.