Tenfold

About Tenfold

Tenfold is one of a small set of daily games from Fusion Games, an independent studio whose site carries no ads and needs no account. It plays in the browser on a computer or a phone.

The game is a merge puzzle with physics. Round discs numbered 1 to 5 arrive one at a time; you aim each one along the top of a bin and drop it. When two discs of the same number touch, they fuse into one disc of the next number, so two 3s become a 4, and a merge can set off another as the pile settles. The aim is to keep combining until a Tier 10 disc appears, which wins the board.

What is shared each day is the queue: the order in which the 180 discs arrive. Everyone plays the same sequence, the next two pieces are shown in advance, and a counter shows how many drops are left. A board ends in one of three ways: you reach Tier 10, a piece stays above the dashed overflow line for a few seconds, or the queue runs out. There is a short grace period, so a disc that bounces over the line on its way down does not end the game by itself.

The daily board is a single attempt. Once it ends it locks, and reloading the page shows your result rather than a fresh bin, which is what makes scores worth comparing. A share card shows your score, your highest tier, the drops you used and a ten-step ladder of tiers. Your streak grows each day you reach Tier 10 and is kept in your browser.

The daily is complete and free. An optional Fusion Pass subscription adds Practice (replay today's board after the daily), Zen (the same bin with a queue that never runs out) and an archive of every past board. Tenfold suits players who like the fruit-merging drop games but want one fair, shared board a day instead of an endless run.

How to play Tenfold

1. Aim the next disc along the top of the bin with your pointer or the arrow keys.
2. Tap, click or press Space to drop it.
3. Let two discs with the same number touch so they merge into one disc of the next number.
4. Keep merging upward until you make a Tier 10 disc, which wins the board.
5. Keep the pile below the dashed overflow line: a piece that stays above it for a few seconds ends the board.
6. Watch the counter beside Next up; the board also ends when the day's 180 drops are used.
7. When the board ends, tap Share to copy your result card.

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Tips

• Make merges near the floor first, since clearing space at the bottom gives you room for the rest of the run.
• Do not wedge a small disc between two large ones: two big discs that cannot touch can never merge.
• When the pile gets high, spend a drop on the merge that clears the most space, not the one that makes the biggest disc.
• Check the two pieces shown under Next up before you drop, so you leave a spot for each.

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