🍉Fruit Drop
Free online Fruit Drop (Suika / watermelon merge style): drop fruits, merge identical ones into bigger fruit, game ends when the pile crosses the warning line
Tap the canvas to drop a fruit. Identical fruits merge into the next size. The game ends when settled fruit crosses the red warning line.
Drops come from the first 5 fruit tiers; identical fruits merge, merging two watermelons scores double
Tap anywhere on the canvas to drop at that spot. Keyboard: Left/Right aim, Space drop, R restart. Merge chain: cherry to strawberry to grape to lemon to orange to apple to pear to peach to pineapple to melon to watermelon.
How to Use
Fruit Drop is a Suika-style physics merge game: drop fruits from the top; two identical fruits that touch merge into the next size up, following a chain of eleven tiers from cherry to watermelon. Every merge scores points, and bigger fruit score more. Two watermelons colliding vanish together and award a double bonus. You choose the drop x-position; after release, gravity and collisions take over and the pile evolves in real time. The game ends when the top of any settled fruit crosses the red warning line. The classic winning strategy is big fruit to the walls, small fruit in the middle: let heavy fruit sink into valleys so new drops roll toward the center and keep pairing.
FAQ
Is this the same as the Suika app?
The rules match: identical fruits merge, crossing the line ends the run. This is a browser version powered by matter.js, playable on any phone without installing anything.
Is the fruit order random?
Drops come randomly from the first five tiers, weighted toward smaller fruit. The hanging preview always shows the next fruit so you can plan.
What happens when two watermelons meet?
They both vanish and award double points, freeing a lot of space. Setting up a watermelon pair is the key endgame technique.
Why did the game end before the pile looked full?
Only settled fruit counts: any resting fruit whose top touches the red line ends the run. Fruit still falling does not trigger it.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. The canvas keeps a fixed aspect ratio and fits a 375px screen; a single tap drops the fruit, identical to mouse play.