Merge Up 2 Demo

Four-symbol clusters advance through a symbol hierarchy

Merge Up 2 turns a cluster win into progress through a hierarchy of symbols. Four or more matching adjacent symbols form a paying group; after payment, part of that group disappears while the remaining symbols move up a level. Nine ordinary levels lead toward Scatter as a tenth level, and the award depends on both level and group size. The official specification records 97.00% RTP, very high volatility and an overall maximum multiplier of ten thousand times the bet. Its grid progression distinguishes a merge result from a simple replacement-only refill.

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Bombs raise surrounding multiplier cells and become Scatters

Winning cells are marked, and winning again in an already marked cell creates a two-times multiplier. Later wins double its stage up to 128 times, with several modifiers participating in one group added together. Forming an eighth-level winning group creates a Bomb. Its explosion clears the eight surrounding positions, advances their cell multipliers by one stage and turns the Bomb into a Scatter. New symbols then occupy the cleared space. The illustration of the symbol grid shows this system’s Scatters and marked positions rather than documenting a merge outcome achieved during our checks.

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Free Spins keep the multiplier progress between spins

Three, four, five or at least six Scatters award twelve, fifteen, twenty or thirty Free Spins. Marked cells survive across the bonus, allowing their multiplier progress to continue; another three Scatters in one bonus spin add five spins. The purchase menu distinguishes standard Free Spins, a setup starting with two-times multipliers in every cell, and a setup with three to nine starting Bombs. Chance x2 is an alternative paid trigger-chance setting and cannot operate while Buy Bonus is active. Our original studio menu picture documents those entry choices, whose displayed stakes and awards are illustrative.

Official game description checked 2026-10-31. The in-game rules govern the version you open.