Fruits Inc. Deluxe Pack

Plant fruit trees, make juice, sell to market, and your game doesn't save progress, so start all over. Bland, boring gameplay. Horrible farming game, cute graphics though. 1/10. Two thumbs way down.

[i]Fruits Inc.[/i] is one of those games that defies the limitations of the "thumbs up/down" mechanism, because it really deserves more of a half-hearted "meh" gesture. It's not a terrible game, not a stinker, not fatally flawed. The biggest sin here is that [i]Fruits Inc.[/i] is highly unexceptional. It's a casual farm-themed time-management game like so many others. It's a bit slow to develop, and doesn't get especially challenging or strategic, but does gradually develop sufficient complexity that levels have some meaningful choice involved. For afficionadoes of easy, casual games, you could do worse than to play [i]Fruits Inc.[/i] ... it's just that you could easily do better, too.

Fruits inc 1 is bugged. You can't play the game past level 1.6 without cheating by edding the levels to obtain the needed resources. Too bad. Fruits inc 2 works, but it less of a challenge and less fun.

Tags: Clicker - Cooldown Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: A grindy, generic, farming tablet/flash style game. Review: Campaign works with missions, you get a few plots, some seeds, gotta grind your way up towards the produce and products that will feel your quota. Once you finish a mission you rinse and repeat with a new mission. Would had preferred something like HayDay2 where you keep your farm and upgrade it over time sandox style, maybe with lower cooldown wait times for it being a PC full release rather than a F2P offer. But that is not what this product is. Overall I did not find it very compelling. It is dated and has little to nothing to offer. Removed for decluttering.

very casual game and normally not my cup of tea. just because its not my typical game doesn't mean it wasn't relaxing and might appeal to those enjoy stuff like this or other clicker type.

https://youtu.be/rIntnvP3Yjo Clicking and waiting are the two primary ingredients that make up the core formula for this casual puzzle game. Join a pair of affluent white farmers whose blatant disregard for zoning laws allows them to turn any patch of dirt into a profitable fruit based assembly line. Better level performance provides currency to unlock new technologies such as 'grapes' or upgrade truck storage to haul more product to the masses. At the end of the day this game fails to bring anything new to the 'click & wait' genre of casual games.