Merge two watermelons into Suika Game, that's the game's ultimate feat. Both fruits disappear instantly from the board, and you score points all at once.
The two watermelons merge and then disappear into Suika Game
Watermelon is the 11th and final fruit of the chain in Suika Game. To get one, you must first combine two melons. Then, when two watermelons touch, something unique happens: they don't create an even bigger fruit; instead, they disappear completely on the plateau.
Here's how the sequence unfolds:
- Merging Two Melons makes a watermelon appear on the set.
- When two watermelons are touching each other, they immediately fade away in an animation.
- The score goes from 2,574 to 2,655 points, that is +81 points earned all at once.
- Only the unpaired fruits remain on the board, and you collect much more space for the rest of the story.
Watermelon is worth more points than all other fruits in the game. Merging them is therefore the best way to boost your score while keeping the board clear.
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Your accumulated points remain unchanged, and you can continue the game with a much less crowded board.
If you're playing from your web browser, the high scores table (world rankings) are updated weekly.
How does the game work?
In Suika Game, you stack fruit (cherries, strawberries, grapes, and many others) in a box, without letting them fall past the limit at the top of the plateau. The principle is simple: Two identical fruits that touch each other merge into a single, larger fruit, and each merge earns you points.
The bigger the fruit, the more it earns points. The goal, therefore, is to aim for the highest possible score before the box is full.
You can play Suika Game on Nintendo Switch or on a PC using your browser.
To take it a step further, check out our top tips on Suika Game and challenge yourself to merge two watermelons !
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