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About Zooplop

Zooplop is a physics-based puzzle game where you drop animals from a mechanical claw. When two animals of the same kind touch they merge into bigger ones! 🐭+🐭=🐥
Plan your moves carefully and avoid dropping too many animals at once, or you might run out of space. The game goes on forever or until all animals fill up the screen. Zooplop is easy to play but hard to master. How big can you go? Can you reach the whale? Can you merge the whale?! 🐋✨

Features:
- Cute animals!
- Simple & intuitive gameplay
- Colorful & charming graphics
- Steam achievements & leaderboards
- Music by HelloComics
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Thanks to a friend, I found this game today! I hadn't ever tried one of these puzzles, but now I see why they had gotten so famous! It's super fun and relaxing but still keeps you thinking and entertained. Adorable sound effects and graphics! So glad to have found it. Thanks, Venturous, for this great experience! Now, I hopefully just get to top 10!6 found this helpful
If you want to play this on a steam deck don't get this game. It will try to install microsoft edge webview2 runtime and it will never finish neither work...4 found this helpful
Great game to relax and unwind. It's like popping bubble wrap. Plop plop plop, Zooplop!3 found this helpful
Very cute game! I like the rotate feature - it helps the game stand out compared to other Suika games. The monkey is my favourite because it looks silly.3 found this helpful
If you like the sound Minecraft items make when you pick them up, you will like this game. It's Threes, if it was a claw game and full of cute animals that bounce all over when they smoosh. 10/10.2 found this helpful
Charles Darwin proposed that species can change over time, that new species come from pre-existing species, and that all species share a common ancestor. In this model, each species has its own unique set of heritable (genetic) differences from the common ancestor, which have accumulated gradually over very long time periods. ZOOPLOP further confirms this theory and turns out that the common ancestor was a mouse. The mice plopped together for 20 minutes and the world was filled with birds, crabs, dogs, cats, elephants, whales and bears! I love science!!!2 found this helpful
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