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The watermelon game—also called the "Suika Game" since the Japanese word suika means "watermelon"—is a fun and engrossing puzzle game that has gained recognition for its simple yet strategic gameplay gameplay. It is well renowned for its physics-based mechanics and bright, colorful appearance.

In the fruit-merging puzzle game the watermelon game , players must merge smaller fruits to create the largest fruit, a watermelon. Many people connect the game's space management challenges and merging principles to those of Tetris and other casual puzzle games, such as 2048.

Game mechanics¶

• In the Drop Fruits game, players drop fruits onto a container or grid. In accordance with the principles of physics, the fruits fall and settle while rolling and bouncing against one another.
• A fruit merger is the union of two identical fruits to create a single, bigger fruit.
• A Progression Example The strawberry grows from two cherries.
• A pair of strawberries develop into an orange.
• Going up the fruit hierarchy is the goal when making a watermelon.
• Space Management: The game is over when the container is full and there are no more fruits to drop.

Positioning must be done carefully to avoid the area filling up too quickly.
Popularization of the game's distinctive and engaging gameplay was aided by social media and streaming platforms. By recording their attempts to create the elusive watermelon, streamers and gamers contributed to its viral success.