In the game, you'll find eleven distinctive fruits, ranging from blueberries to watermelons, each with its own facial expressions. They wink, squint when something falls on them, smile broadly when they merge, and even begin to doze if left unattended.
The game's physics are realistic: when you drop a fruit, it rolls, pushes its neighbours, and might trigger a series of merges more valuable than anticipated. Thoughtful organization is more beneficial than quick stacking.
Occasionally, a bomb appears in the queue, scattering any jammed fruits and offering a new opportunity for a cluttered cup.
How to play
Move your finger or mouse across the top of the screen to guide the fruit. Release it to drop into the cup.
When two identical fruits touch, they merge into the next one in the sequence: a blueberry turns into a cherry, a cherry turns into a kumquat, and so on, up to a watermelon. This creates a chain reaction that can clear half the cup with a single well-placed drop.
You can also swipe down to throw the fruit — it will land in a compact pile and create space.
Keep an eye on the line near the top. If the fruit stays above it, the game is over. Place the larger fruits at the bottom and leave room for the smaller ones at the top so they have time to find a match.
The bomb can be dropped like any other fruit or tapped while in place to detonate it.