Doodle God: Infinity Alchemy Merge goes free as this week’s Epic Games Store mobile offering
Time to play God
- Doodle God: Infinity Alchemy Merge is free from June 19th to 26th
- Create an entire universe from scratch, one element at a time
- This game introduces a new Planet Mode as well
If you spent hours mixing elements in Doodle God or Little Alchemy growing up, this week’s Epic Games Store mobile freebie might feel familiar. Doodle God: Infinite Alchemy Merge is now available for free from June 19th to 26th on Android worldwide and on iOS in the EU through the Epic Games Store app.
Doogle God: Infinite Alchemy Merge is a sandbox puzzle in which you take on the role of a cosmic creator tasked with building a universe one combination at a time. Starting with the four basic elements - earth, fire, air, and water - you’ll uncover new materials, lifeforms, tools, and even myths.
For instance, combining a man and a bat results in a vampire, while pairing metal and fire will create weapons. Unlike earlier entries in the Doodle God series, Infinite Alchemy Merge introduces a dynamic Planet Mode. Here, each of your creations appears directly on the world you’re forming. The visual feedback lets you witness your planet shift from barren rock to a thriving ecosystem.
The game’s progression is evolutionary. Early combinations produce basic life such as microorganisms, but later stages introduce complex interactions like weather systems, machines, and abstract ideas. A new merge mechanic links your creations more deeply, giving the sandbox its own rhythm without straying from the series’ formula that has garnered over 190 million fans.
While you're at it, check out this list of the best sandbox games to play on mobile right now!
The writing has a playful nature, with each discovery accompanied by a joke or quote, echoing the tone longtime fans will remember. While the offering might feel light compared to previous Epic giveaways like KOTOR and The Walking Dead Idle, there’s something timeless about this kind of experimentation.
Just don’t be surprised if inventing the wheel somehow leads to zombies.
