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A fun and engrossing puzzle game, the watermelon game—also called the "Suika Game" because the Japanese word suika means "watermelon"—has gained recognition for its simple yet strategic gameplay. Its most well-known characteristics are its physics-based mechanics and vibrant, colorful appearance.

The gameplay mechanics¶

The bitlife online is a fruit-merging puzzle game in which players must combine smaller fruits to create the largest fruit, a watermelon. Tetris and other casual puzzle games like 2048 are commonly compared to the game's merging mechanisms and space management challenges.

In the Drop Fruits game, players drop fruits onto a grid or small container. The fruits fall and settle in accordance with the laws of physics, rolling and bouncing against one other.
Fruit Merger: A single, larger fruit is created when two identical fruits come into contact with one another.
An illustration of progression A strawberry is created from two cherries.

An orange is created from two strawberries.¶

The goal is to move up the fruit hierarchy in order to make a watermelon.
Space Management: The game is over when there are no more fruits to drop and the container is full.

Careful placement is needed to avoid the area filling up too quickly.
The game's distinctive and enjoyable gameplay gained popularity thanks to social media and streaming platforms. Streamers and gamers who documented their attempts to make the elusive watermelon contributed to its viral success.