1024 (Merge Puzzle)
Swipe, merge, and chase the magic 1024 tile.
1024 (Merge Puzzle) is a free Android sliding-tile number puzzle game, published by KKSoftware (Kfir Kahanov, an independent developer based in Israel). The Android application ID is com.kksoftware.merge1024.
What the app does
Swipe up, down, left, or right to slide every tile across the board. When two tiles of the same number touch, they merge into one: 2+2 becomes 4, 4+4 becomes 8, and so on. Keep merging your way up to the 1024 tile, then keep playing for a new personal-best score. A new tile appears after every move, and the game ends when the board fills up with no merges left.
It is a single-player game, fully playable offline, with no account and no sign-up required. Your score, coins, unlocked themes, and in-progress board are saved on your own device. The app also offers an undo, cosmetic tile-colour themes, and a daily login bonus.
The app is free to download and supported by advertising (Google AdMob). Optional in-app purchases are available through Google Play Billing: a one-time Remove Ads purchase, and consumable coin packs. Coins are spendable only inside the app, on move-undos and cosmetic themes, and have no value outside the app.
What data the app requests, and why
Signing in to Google is entirely optional in 1024 (Merge Puzzle) — the game is fully playable without it, and the app operates no account system of its own. If you choose to sign in, the app uses Google Play Games Services, and requests access to your Play Games profile for these purposes only:
- Leaderboard — to submit your high score to the game's public leaderboard and show you where you rank.
- Achievements — to record which of the game's achievements you have unlocked.
- Cloud saves — to store your in-progress game board in your Play Games saved-games storage, so you can continue on another device.
That data is used solely to provide those three in-game features. The app has no backend server of its own, does not sell or share your data with anyone beyond the Google services it integrates, and never asks for your email, contacts, files, or location. Full details of what is collected and how it is handled are in the privacy policy linked below.