Hero Merge

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Hero Merge combines a merge grid with lane defense. Your heroes sit on a board where dragging two identical units fuses them into one higher tier, and those heroes then man a wall holding back waves that march in from the right. The merge economy is the constraint: board slots are finite, so every fusion is a choice between fielding two weak units now or banking toward one strong one later. Enemy types counter specific defenders - armored walkers shrug off arrows, fliers ignore melee entirely - so the wall's composition has to shift as the wave roster telegraphs its next composition. Placement matters as much as tier: back rows for ranged, corners for splash, front slots only for units that can take a hit. Waves are endless with a milestone counter, and the run ends when one leak gets through. Mouse or touch controls the whole game, which makes it a clean fit for both desktop and phone sessions. Deep runs come from players who treat the grid as a production line and the wall as its only customer.