About Watermelon Merge
Watermelon Merge is a fruit dropping puzzle with a wonderfully simple rule. You drop fruits into a container. When two fruits of the same kind touch, they merge into the next, larger fruit. Small berries become bigger fruit, bigger fruit becomes bigger still, and at the very top of the chain sits the watermelon.
What keeps it interesting is that merging happens on contact. Fruits combine when two of the same kind collide, so where you choose to drop each one decides which fruits end up next to each other. A good drop sets up the next merge; a careless one leaves a fruit where it cannot meet its match.
Every merge scores points, with larger fruits worth more. If a fruit falls out of the playing field, you lose. So the task is to keep merging and keep the field under control, all while steering toward that watermelon.
How to play Watermelon Merge
- Touch or click to choose where the next fruit will drop.
- Throw the fruit into the playing field at that spot.
- Bring two identical fruits together to merge them into a bigger fruit.
- Earn points for every merge - the larger the fruit, the more points.
- Keep every fruit inside the playing field and aim to create the watermelon.
Tips and tricks
- Try keeping big fruits to one side and small ones to the other, so it is easier to see where each new fruit should go.
- Drop small fruits onto their matches straight away rather than letting them scatter.
- Watch where each fruit ends up after you throw it, and use that to judge your next drop.
- Try to drop each small fruit where a matching fruit can reach it, rather than wedging it between two large ones.
Game details
- Category
- Puzzle, Casual
- Developer
- AppyApp
- Plays on
- Desktop, tablet and phone
- Released
- April 22, 2024
- Price
- Free
- Topics
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a watermelon?
Keep merging pairs of identical fruits. Each merge creates the next larger fruit, and the watermelon is the final step in the chain.
When does the game end?
The game is lost as soon as a fruit drops outside the playing field.
How is the score calculated?
You earn points for each merge, and merging larger fruits gives more points.