How to play Suika Game

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Suika Game can be played for free in your browser, on mobile via an app, and on nintendo-switch in the paid version with a Japanese account. You can even play it right now, right below, without installing anything.

You're spouting fruits in a box by clicking on the desired spot. Two fruits that touch each other merge into one larger fruit. The game ends when the battery fruit extends beyond the top edge, and the goal is to achieve the best score possible.

You combine a cherry with a cherry to make a strawberry, then a grape, and so on until the watermelon, the final fruit. As the mergers continue, the fruits take up more and more space: a true strategy is necessary to manage the space inside the box.

This gameplay very addictive, a mix of Tetris and 2048, which largely explains its success.

How can I play Suika Game on all platforms?

The version Nintendo Switch is the only official, paid version. It costs about 240 yen, or roughly 1,50 € on the’eShop Japanese.

The browser and mobile versions, on the other hand, are free and available right away. Here's how to play on each platform.

How do you play Suika Game (Watermelon Game) on the Nintendo Switch?

To buy the game at Nintendo Switch, you'll need to use a Japanese account. Here are the steps to follow.

1. Create a Japanese Nintendo account

  1. Created a new account Nintendo with an email address that isn't already associated with an existing account.
  2. When choosing a country, select the Japan as country of residence.
  3. Enter the verification code received by email to confirm the creation of the account.

2. Link your Japanese account to your Switch

  1. Go to Settings, then Users, and select Add a user.
  2. Create a new profile, then link it to the account Nintendo Japanese that you just created.

3. Buy the Watermelon Game

You can now buy the watermelon game on the’eShop. You have two options:

  • From a browser : Go to the’eShop Japanese: Add the game to your cart, then pay with a valid credit card or gift card eShop Japanese.
  • From the console : Log in with your Japanese account, find the game using the search function, and pay using the payment methods available in your region (credit card or account balance Nintendo).

How do I play Suika Game on my phone?

On iOS, you can download the official Suika game from the’App Store if you have an iPhone or an iPad. On Android, there's also an official version, but you'll also come across reissued versions, more or less faithful to the original. Both are published by Aladdin X, the studio behind *The Watermelon Game*.

1. Play Suika via mobile app

Here are two examples that differ from the original:

  • Mon Suika – Jeu de melon (iOS (only): Its gameplay is simpler, and its objectives differ from those of the original.
  • Le jeu Suika (Android, iOS) : closer to the original, but not always available in all regions, and sometimes with in-app purchases.

2. Play through your browser

Play Suika Game Using your mobile browser is still the simplest and most accessible method. Follow these steps:

  1. Open your mobile browser (Safari on iOS, Chrome on Android) and go to suikagamepc.com.

    Search for suikagamepc.com in your mobile browser to play Suika Game
    Search for Suika Game in the browser. ©Antonin for Alucare.fr
  2. the The game loads automatically and you can jump right into the game.

    The Suika Game, played in a mobile browser with fruits in a box
    The Suika Game, launched from a browser. ©Antonin for Alucare.fr
  3. Orders are tactile : Tap the screen where you want the fruit to land, and try to match two fruits to merge them.

To note : Some players have reported occasional freezes on the mobile browser version.

How to play Suika Game on PC?

There is a free version Suika Game, which you can play right on your computer through your web browser. Go to suikagame.com and just go for it.

Keep in mind that this online version offers a slightly different experience from that of the Nintendo Store.

The main differences are:

  • The shape of the fruit, perfectly round in the browser version.
  • the next fruit coming soon, which is still hidden in this version.

To experience the’authentic experience For the Watermelon Game, it's best to play directly from the Nintendo Switch.

Suika Game: What Is It, and What Is the Real Suika Game?

Suika Game, sometimes called watermelon game Where Watermelon Game, is a puzzle game that's very easy to pick up. The word suika means, in fact, watermelon in Japanese.

In terms of feel, it's similar to other mobile games like 2048 Where 1212.

This Japanese puzzle was developed by Aladdin X. It was first released in Japan on the Nintendo eShop on December 9, 2021, before reaching the rest of the world on October 20, 2023, available in Japanese and English.

Since its international release, its addictive nature has captivated thousands of players, particularly through the streaming platform Twitch.

A fruit cycle

In Suika Game, eleven pieces of fruit make up the cycle. When two identical fruits touch, they merge to form the next fruit in the cycle. The more you create large fruits, the higher your score goes. The cycle starts with the little cherry and ends with the watermelon, the biggest fruit in the game.

Here is the complete list of fruits with their respective point values, from lowest to highest:

  • Cherry : their merger results in 1 point
  • Strawberry : their merger results in 3 points
  • Blackberry : their merger results in 6 points
  • Dekapon : their merger results in 10 dots
  • Khaki : their merger results in 15 points
  • Apple : their merger results in 21 points
  • Pear : their merger results in 28 points
  • Sin : their merger results in 36 points
  • Pineapple : their merger results in 45 points
  • Melon : their merger results in 55 points
  • Watermelon : their merger results in 66 points, and then both watermelons disappear. Find out What happens when two watermelons merge? !

To make progress and improve your scores, check out our tips and tricks about the game. What's your highest score? Tell us about your experience in the comments!

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