How to Merge Houses in Cookie Run: Kingdom

Developed by Devsisters, Cooking Run: Kingdom is the sixth game of the Cookie Run series. The game features lots of cookies, each with different skills and levels. As players progress, they can collect these cookies and form teams.

The gameplay mainly revolves around building and managing cookie kingdoms, and you’ll soon realize the importance of merging houses. It not only provides you with more space but also helps you collect more Star Jellies. Here is what players need to know about merging houses in Cookie Run: Kingdom.

The Conditions For Merging Houses

There are certain requirements for merging cookie houses in Cookie Run: Kingdom.

Both houses need to be level five or more.
Houses must be at the same level to merge. For instance, two level six houses can merge, but a level six house can't merge with a level seven house.

The Process For Merging Houses

Overall, the steps for accomplishing mergers are pretty simple.

Select the cookie house you want to merge and hold it.
Drag the first house over the second house until you see the blue merge icon.
Make sure the first house sits right on the second one, and don’t forget to tap the merge icon. That's it; your two cookie houses are merged, and you have a cookie mansion now.

The Benefits Of Merging Houses

Merging cookie houses is super smart for two reasons. First, a cookie mansion takes up less space than two separate houses. So, you save room in your kingdom. Second, merging also gives you a special resource called Star Jellies. Usually, you need three Sugar Gnomes to level up, but with a mansion, only one is needed. In simple words, one Sugar Gnome does the job for two merged houses in the mansion.

If you change your mind about merged cookie houses, that is also not an issue. You always have the option to unmerge them. For this purpose, just tap and hold the mansion and look for the orange merge button – this time it will be pointing outward. Simply tap it to split your mansion into two separate houses.

Merging and unmerging cookie houses is like decorating your kingdom. When you merge, all houses look the same, and when you unmerge, they go back to their original place.

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