Mixball is a new free-to-play puzzle game coming to Google Play today

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  • Mixball is a brand new mix of fusion and suika games coming to Google Play today
  • The best part? It's completely free!
  • The coolest part? The solo indie team is probably making more than most developers its age.

Unfortunately, it's Friday and I have nothing left in the way of puzzle game jokes. But that's okay because today's topic is completely unrelated, as the self-developed Mixball is coming to Google Play today, completely free! And there's one very interesting thing about this game.

But first, what is Mixball? Mixball could best be described as a mix between a merge game and a suika game. You place balls on a grid, joining them together to score points. You can only join balls of the same type and size, so you have to carefully choose from a “deck” of three at a time.

This looks like a pretty decent game, in my estimation. So what's so impressive about it? Well, not only is this game from a solo indie developer, but it's also from one who's solo 17Yes, if you need to feel a little more inadequate, developer NattoXez is a one-man operation, someone who is not yet of legal drinking age.

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While Mixball is pretty basic by the glitzy standards we’re used to in a lot of mobile games, I’d say it feels pretty complete, especially for a completely free-to-play game. It’s packed with power-ups and two modes: Endless and Level, where you can see how long you’ll survive, or play through 50 levels that reset every seven days.

Want to stay up to date on what this ambitious developer has planned? Check out the official NattoXez website for more information.

In the meantime, if you're looking for more great new games that have just been released on mobile, why not check out the latest in our regular series on the five best new mobile games to try this week?

Better yet, you can learn more about our other List of the 25 best free mobile games for iOS and Android, ideal for gamers on a budget!

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