$2.99Suika Game One More Watermelon Run
Stack cheerful fruit in a wobbly physics box, merge your way up the chain and chase a high score worth beating.
Is Suika Game worth it?
Suika Game is worth it if…
- you want a puzzle you can learn in a minute and keep improving at for hours
- you like short runs that always tempt you into one more attempt
- you want something the whole family can pass around
- you enjoy physics that occasionally ruins your perfect plan
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One rule, endless trouble
Two identical fruits touch, they merge into the next size up, and you get points. That is the whole game. The trouble starts immediately, because fruit does not sit still: it rolls, wedges and bounces, so every drop changes the balance of the whole pile. You drag Poppy left and right to aim, release to drop, or tap a spot to place a fruit exactly there. Let the stack spill over the rim and it is over, so the real skill is reading a wobbly pile and deciding which fruit to sacrifice where. Simple to pick up, surprisingly deep once the box starts filling.
Chasing the watermelon
The ladder of fruits runs from cherries up to the watermelon, and every merge moves you one step closer. Two watermelons touching does something special, and finding out what is half the fun. Each run is a fresh attempt at a higher score, short enough for one more go and tense enough that a bad bounce near the rim stings. Your best scores are tracked, and there is a leaderboard to climb against players around the world. The look stays bright and cheerful the whole time: round, expressive fruit in vivid colors, with cheerful sounds punctuating every merge.
