Muck to Mammal
Play Muck to Mammal by @mochipuzzle, a free puzzle & strategy game made on Mable. Play instantly in your browser.
Puzzle & Strategy
mochipuzzle made this on Mable.
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About Muck to Mammal
Drop and merge identical creatures to evolve them from tiny sparks into cavemen without overflowing the container.
How to play
- Drag left or right to aim your next creature at the top of the container.
- Release your finger or mouse button to drop the creature into the play area.
- Merge two identical creatures to evolve them into the next, larger stage of life.
- Keep the stack below the red danger line to avoid losing the game.
- Merge two cavemen together to complete the evolution chain and win the game.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag to position the creature and release to drop it.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag to position the creature, then release to drop.
More about this game
Muck to Mammal is a physics-based merging game where you drop prehistoric lifeforms into a container. When two identical creatures touch, they evolve into a larger, more advanced species, earning you points. You only drop the four smallest creatures, so you must plan your drops carefully to trigger chain reactions and save space. The game ends in victory if you successfully merge two cavemen, but you lose if your stack crosses the top danger line for two seconds.
Tips
- Keep your largest creatures near the bottom corners of the container to prevent them from blocking smaller merges near the top of your growing stack.
- You have a strict one-second cooldown between drops, so use that brief time to watch how the physics settle before aiming your next move.
- Since only the first four evolution stages drop from the top, you must constantly merge them to build up to the larger, more advanced creatures.
FAQ
- How do I win the game?
- You win by successfully merging two cavemen, which represent the ninth evolution stage. Doing so triggers the victory screen and completes the game with a massive final score.
- Why did my game end?
- The game ends in a loss if any creature's top edge stays above the red dotted danger line at the top of the container for more than two continuous seconds.
- Can I drop large creatures directly?
- No, the game only gives you the first four smallest evolution stages to drop from the top. All larger creatures, from fish up to cavemen, must be created through merging.
