Android game
Poise: Balance Merge
Merge the numbers. Keep the jar level.
How it plays
Every number has weight.
Drop numbered balls into a glass jar. Two balls with the same number merge into the next one: 2 + 2 makes 4, 4 + 4 makes 8, all the way up to 2048. But there is a twist. The jar stands on a pivot, and every number is a weight. Heavy balls pull their side down, so you must keep the jar level while you merge, or the whole thing tips over. Short runs, bouncy physics, and a look that feels solid and glossy.
- Drag to aim, release to drop. A dotted guide shows where the ball will land.
- Merge equal numbers to climb from 2 to 2048. Quick chains build a combo (x1 up to x4).
- Watch the level bubble. If the jar stays tilted too long, or the pile climbs above the dotted line, the run ends.
What's inside
Short runs, bouncy physics.
- 11 kinds of ball, from 2 up to 2048, with a balance twist: number = weight.
- Real bouncy physics with a glossy 3D look: lit balls, a glass jar, soft shadows.
- A live level gauge showing left and right weight.
- A daily challenge: everyone gets the same balls that day, with a streak counter.
- Easy and Zen modes, each with its own best score.
- Achievements, colour themes, a colour-blind friendly ball set, and a Reduce motion option.
- Haptics, synthesized sound (no audio files), and a battery saver mode.
- Share your result, a how-to-play page, and a pause menu with settings.
Screenshots
A jar, a pivot, a lot of numbers.
These screens come from the browser build of Poise, which shares the Android game's look and numbers. The Android app draws the same jar, balls and gauge.
Good to know
Quiet by design.
- Plays offline. No account and no sign-up. Progress stays on your device.
- Contains ads. You can choose to watch a reward ad for a Rescue or Swap. One short ad can appear between runs, never during play.
- Android 7.0 or newer. For ages 13 and over.
- Built with. A native Android app in Kotlin with Jetpack Compose, not a web wrapper. Physics by JBox2D.
A Sablebyte game. Design, art, sound and code by Sablebyte.
Questions or problems? See Support or email support@sablebyte.com. How Poise handles information is in our privacy policy; the rules for using it are in its terms of use. More from Sablebyte: all apps.




