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- 日時 : 2025/12/24 16:13
- 名前 : Mohammad Gardner
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- 参照 : https://suikagame.lol/
- Have you ever looked at a game and thought, "Well, that looks deceptively simple"? Then you give it a whirl and find yourself utterly engrossed, strategizing every move? That's exactly what happens when you dive into the delightful, deceptively challenging world of fruit fusion games, and the most prominent example right now is the Suika Game. Available to play on various platforms, including browser versions, this physics-based puzzler is incredibly easy to pick up but surprisingly difficult to master. Let’s explore the allure of this fruity phenomenon and how you can get the most out of your gameplay experience.
The Basics: A Fruity Physics Playground
At its core, the Suika Game is a simple game of merging. You start with a container, usually a circle or a rectangular box, and a limited number of fruit varieties, starting with small cherries. Your task is to drop these fruits into the container, causing them to bounce and roll according to physics. When two identical fruits collide, they merge to create a larger, different fruit. The ultimate goal? To keep merging fruits until you create the largest fruit in the game, the watermelon (or “Suika,” as it's called in Japanese, hence the game’s name).
Sounds easy, right? The challenge lies in the container’s limited space and the unpredictable nature of fruit physics. Each fruit has a different size and weight, influencing its trajectory and how it interacts with other fruits. Over time, the container fills up, and if fruits spill over the top, it’s game over!
The game’s scoring system is also straightforward. You get points for each fusion, with larger fruits awarding significantly more points. The higher your score before you reach the container’s limit, the better.
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