Слияние мифов

Drag and drop all elements to become a merge master!

For a long time Olympus was a place full of happiness. Once a mysterious magic shrouded the Olympian mountains, and the gods were shrouded in an evil fog. All you have to do is use fusion magic to save the once glorious Mount Olympus and save the gods.

Merge Myths is a magical world that gets bigger and better with each discovery. Play this merge part, partial puzzle game based on Greek mythology!

- - - SUMMON THE GREAT HEROES OF THE ANCIENT WORLD - - -

Greek gods await your arrival. You can rewrite ancient history, watch the rise of civilization.

GAME FEATURES

⭐THIS IS YOUR WORLD, YOUR STRATEGY! Drag, merge, match and arrange the puzzle pieces the way you want on the wide open game board.

⭐BECOME A MERGING MASTER! There are always new elements emerging, waiting to be matched, combined, combined and built.

⭐Build your collection! Match and match to build castles, discover and collect classic mythological characters and Olympic buildings.

⭐More magic crystals! lack of resources? Get ore, wood and more!

⭐Magical treasures await! Collect gems, valuable gold coins, the mysterious Rod of Athena, and the mighty Hammer of Zeus to help expand your own mythical world!

⭐More discoveries! Participate in daily matching missions to collect coins and gems or complete the required orders for your character to earn rewards.

🛕Pandora🛕(Greek: "All Dares") in Greek mythology, the first woman. According to Hesiod's Theogony, after Prometheus, god of fire and divine deceiver, stole fire from heaven and bestowed it on mortals, Zeus, king of the gods, decided to counteract this blessing. Accordingly, he instructed Hephaestus (the god of fire and the patron of artisans) to fashion a woman from the earth, whom the gods endowed with their best gifts. In Hesiod's Works and Days, Pandora had a jug containing all kinds of suffering and evil. Zeus sent her to Epimetheus, who had forgotten the warning of his brother Prometheus and made Pandora his wife. Then she opened the jar, from which evil flew to the ground.