Floe Pack Ice

Drop floes into an arctic bay and merge matching pairs into bergs. But the water freezes upward — sink below the rising freeze-line and your ice locks solid forever.

Every drop-merge game hands you a calm, static jar. Floe drops you into an arctic bay where the water itself is freezing upward — and the ice you let sink turns to dead weight.

Aim the chute and drop floes into the bay in cross-section. Two touching floes of the same size MERGE into the next bigger one — brash to sludge to cake to pan to floe to raft to berg — the satisfying watermelon-style merge you know, in cold polygonal ice.

Here is the twist no other merge game has. A pale FREEZE-LINE creeps up the bay over time. Anything whose centre sinks below it LOCKS solid: it becomes grey-white pack ice that can never move or merge again — dead weight taking up your room. Every merge is warmth, and warmth shoves the freeze-line back DOWN. So the whole game is a race: keep merging to hold the freeze off your pile, or stall and watch it swallow your lower floes and choke the bay.

Lose when the pile tops the fill line. Chase the biggest berg, beat your best, and read the bay live in cross-section: dark polar-night water, ice-blue floes drifting above the line, a bright creeping freeze-line, and the grey locked pack building below.

• A real physics drop-and-merge — floes fall, settle, stack and merge • A rising FREEZE-LINE that locks everything beneath it into dead pack ice • Merging pushes the freeze back down — activity is your only defense • The whole bay drawn live in cold cross-section with a next-piece preview • Your bay saves and resumes exactly — floes, freeze-line, locks and score • Fully offline, no account, nothing collected

Drop smart. Merge fast. Beat the freeze.