About Merge Heroes Titans
What separates this from a plain merge board is that every unit has to stand somewhere. You fuse duplicate swordsmen and archers into stronger versions, but you also choose the row each one holds, and the field reads that choice literally. A fighter parked wrong either soaks damage it cannot survive or shoots from too far back to count.
The roster splits into a front job and a back job. Swordsmen are made to plant themselves in the enemy’s path and take the hits; archers deal from distance but crumble the second anything reaches them. A line built entirely from one kind gives way in a manner a mixed line does not.
How to play
- Buy a cheap unit from the shop and set it on an open square.
- Stack one fighter onto its match to promote both into a single higher tier.
- Fix the rows: blades at the edge the wave strikes, archers tucked in behind them.
- Clear the wave, take the payout, and push the roster one tier further.
Controls
- Everything runs off the mouse: a click to buy, a click-drag to fuse, another drag to shift a unit’s spot.
- It expects a tall window and offers no touch input, so keep it on a computer.
Tips
- Promote archers ahead of your swordsmen. Ranged tiers scale harder, and one high archer outputs more than a crowded back row.
- Leave a buffer square in front of each archer so a breakthrough meets a blade first, not your damage dealers.
- When a new setting brings tougher waves, thin the front rank rather than the rear. Losing archers ends a run faster than losing a tank.
