MakoBits is a merge and collection game for iPhone and iPad. Players merge pieces, evolve discoveries, meet 60 Makos, unlock rooms and collect items in one connected world.

How do you play MakoBits?

Start on the Merge board, combine matching pieces, complete orders and use each evolution to open Makos, rooms, scenes and collection records.

How many Makos are in the game?

The current Mako Archive contains 60 named Makos, including creatures and artifacts with their own powers, abilities, relationships and personalities.

Where can I download MakoBits?

The official MakoBits listing is available on Apple's App Store for compatible iPhone and iPad devices.

MakoBits 2.0 · iPhone and iPad

Merge Makos.
Unlock their world.

MakoBits is a merge and collection game for iPhone and iPad. Combine matching pieces, complete orders, discover 60 named Makos, and use each evolution to unlock rooms, scenes, abilities, relationships, and items across one connected world at your own pace.

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60: Makos
3: Merge modes
1: connected world

The current MakoBits 2.0 Merge board — Merge

Official game guide

What is MakoBits?

MakoBits is a mobile merge game built around a collection of 60 characters called Makos. The board is the starting point rather than the whole game: matching pieces creates higher-level objects, completed orders move progression forward, and discoveries become characters, rooms, scenes, items, powers, and relationships elsewhere in the world.

Game information verified July 17, 2026

Merge matching pieces

Combine equal objects on the board to produce the next evolution. Keep useful chains organized instead of filling every open tile.

Complete orders

Choose order goals deliberately. They turn board progress into rewards and give each merge chain a reason beyond simply making a larger piece.

Discover Makos

New discoveries enter the Mako Archive. Each record can include a type, rarity, origin, power, ability, personality, likes, friends, and rivals.

Unlock their world

Progress leaves the board and appears in rooms, scenes, care routines, profiles, and collectible items, connecting puzzle decisions with the wider game.

Is MakoBits a merge game or a virtual-pet game?

It uses both ideas, but the merge board drives progression. Merging and orders create discoveries; the collection and room systems give those discoveries identity and a place to live. Players who only want a short puzzle loop can focus on the board, while collectors can inspect all 60 records and their connections.

What should a new player do first?

Keep low-level generators and active merge chains in separate zones.
Read the current orders before spending scarce board space.
Open the Mako Archive when a new record appears.
Check the room and profile to see what the evolution changed.
Use the official App Store listing for current compatibility and version details.

Questions players ask

How many Makos can I discover?

The current archive contains 60 named Makos across creature and artifact categories.

Does the game end on the merge board?

No. Board progression unlocks collection records, rooms, scenes, items, abilities, and relationships in the wider world.

Is MakoBits available for iPhone and iPad?

Yes. The official Apple listing identifies MakoBits as an App Store game. Check that listing for current device compatibility and availability in your region.

Is “Makobit” the same name?

The official game and brand name is MakoBits. “Makobit” and “Mako Bits” may appear as shortened or separated searches, but MakoBits is the canonical spelling.

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