Suika Watermelon Fruits

It's so cute, but it doesn't work correctly. After playing through once, and then restarting, the game mechanics break and the fruits will no longer combine. I have to close and restart the whole game to get it functional again. I know it's not an expensive game, but I was hoping it would work correctly. Disappointed because it's so cute.

Right, so out of the shovel-ware games I bought in a bundle, this one genuinely kept me interested and was fun to play alongside my family taking turns too. In addition, you have to close the game down and reopen every-time you die, or the game glitches out and the fruits don't pop when matched; I know this game seems to be an asset flip as there's many other games like this and that will be its downside, other than that I enjoyed playing it, wouldn't say its worth £3.39 though, maybe the £0.57 sale price, but am recommending it if you can get it dirt cheap.

Great value for $0.67 on sale. Buy it, play it half an hour, have fun trying something new, SIGNIFICANTLY BETTER VALUE than you'd get from an arcade for 3 quarters. You can buy almost nothing of any value for 3 quarters, except this. Nice drawings, nice music, fun little challenge, you could even play for an hour or two or more. As much as you want. I highly recommend.

Peak

Good game when it works. I don't know... it's growing on me...

Suika Watermelon Fruits is a compact casual puzzle game that takes a very simple merging concept and turns it into a surprisingly demanding exercise in positioning, patience, and score chasing. Developed and published by randomspin, it revolves around dropping different fruits into a confined container and combining identical ones to produce progressively larger varieties. The ultimate goal is to work through the merging chain toward enormous watermelons while preventing the growing pile from becoming unmanageable. There is very little complexity in the basic rules, making it a game that almost anyone can understand immediately, although achieving consistently high scores requires considerably more thought than the cheerful presentation initially suggests. Every session begins gently because the container provides plenty of space for arranging the smaller fruits. Matching two identical pieces causes them to merge into a larger fruit, which can subsequently be combined with another matching piece. The satisfaction comes from creating increasingly valuable chains while trying to prepare the board for future combinations. Simply dropping fruit wherever there is an opening works tempo…