Merge Town! Is a smart combination of the traditional idle clicker and puzzle games, Triple Town-style. The money you earn can be invested directly into buying bigger homes so you don’t have to waste time combining tiny homes in order to create bigger ones. The properties you’ve built earn you money by the second.

Following this plan, you can eventually work your way up to building mansions. Every few seconds you’ll get a new tiny house, which you can combine with another tiny house to build a bigger one.

The gameplay is really simple: if you combine two buildings of the same kind, you get a better building. The better the buildings, the more money they’ll bring in. If I'm sure I can have momentum in war, I basically just go 'Hey, fuck all the pretenses, this is about kicking your ass' then proceed to do it.Merge Town! is a mix between a puzzle and a clicker that challenges you to build a city little by little by combining the buildings on a board. I just need to scare their units into a couple retreats, use cavalry to chase the retreaters down, and take every single city of theirs I can for WS. It means my WS will drain faster during war, but that's easily compensated for. If I'm being a maniac with an overwhelming army, I'll demand a bunch of shit just to build WS, then cancel them just before the war. So only demand shit that actually matters to you, they'll either accept (great), refuse (war support), or ignore (slow creeping war support). Your people see them as the original cause for the war. Having standing grievances builds you some minor war support which can help lead you up into a war you want to fight, but making demands out of a grievance and the AI leaving them unanswered builds you significantly more war support, BUT, if you go to war with those demands in place, you MUST accept them upon your win. The demands are horribly hidden in a dropdown menu.

When you click on a person to view the Diplomacy screen, you have a list of grievances and demands if you've made any.

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