Doodle God Goes Free on Epic Games Store

• Doodle God: Infinity Alchemy Merge is available for free from June 19 to 26
• Build an entire universe from the ground up, one element at a time
• This version also introduces a brand new Planet Mode

If you spent countless hours mixing elements in Doodle God or Little Alchemy as a kid, this week's Epic Games Store mobile freebie will feel like a nostalgic trip. Doodle God: Infinite Alchemy Merge is now free to claim from June 19 to 26 on Android worldwide and on iOS in the EU via the Epic Games Store app.

Doodle God: Infinite Alchemy Merge is a sandbox puzzle game where you play as a cosmic creator, building a universe one combination at a time. Starting with the four basic elements—earth, fire, air, and water—you'll discover new materials, lifeforms, tools, and even mythological beings.

For example, combining a human and a bat creates a vampire, while merging metal and fire forges weapons. Unlike previous games in the Doodle God series, Infinite Alchemy Merge introduces a dynamic Planet Mode. In this mode, each of your creations appears directly on the evolving world. The visual feedback allows you to watch your planet transform from a barren rock into a vibrant, living ecosystem.

The game’s progression follows an evolutionary path. Early combinations yield basic life like microorganisms, while later stages introduce complex systems such as weather patterns, machinery, and abstract concepts. A new merge mechanic creates deeper connections between your creations, adding a unique rhythm to the sandbox without deviating from the series' beloved formula, which has attracted over 190 million fans.

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The writing maintains a playful tone, with each discovery accompanied by a joke or witty quote, capturing the spirit longtime fans will recognize. While this offering may seem lighter than previous Epic giveaways like KOTOR or The Walking Dead Idle, there's a timeless appeal to this kind of creative experimentation.

Just don't be surprised if inventing the wheel somehow leads to zombies.