Suika Game: The Free Watermelon Game

How to play

1. The next fruit is shown at the top. Move it sideways with your finger or mouse and let it drop.
2. Two matching fruits that touch merge into the next, bigger fruit.
3. Every merge scores points, with bigger fruits worth more.
4. Fruits use real physics: they roll, stack, and tip over.
5. If a fruit stays above the top line, the game ends.

Tips and tricks

• Big fruit at the bottom, small fruit on top. A watermelon at the bottom doesn't get in the way; a cherry underneath does.
• Sort by size from left to right: matching fruits then meet each other faster.
• Don't drop fruit onto a point, it will roll away. Aim for the gaps.
• Be patient: one big chain reaction clears more space than ten quick drops.

About Suika Game

Suika Game (suika means watermelon in Japanese) is the fruit game that went viral: you drop cherries, strawberries, grapes, oranges, and ever-bigger fruit into a jar from above. When two matching fruits touch, they merge into a bigger one. The goal is the watermelon, the biggest fruit of all.

Fruits roll and tip with real physics: the order matters, but so does exactly where you drop them. If a fruit spills over the top line, the game is over. Every merge scores points, your best score is saved, and it's compared against the leaderboard. Our version is called Fruit Merge, and it's free with no download.