Magnet
Matching fruits near each other pull together and merge.
Passive
Coming soon to iPhone
Drop fruit. Merge up. Pick your luck.
Fruit Drop is a physics merge game with a roguelike twist. Match two fruits to grow them up an 11-tier chain, and every few merges choose a blessing that changes how the run plays.
Coming soon to theApp Store
Get Notified at Launch
Watch the GitHub repo and you'll see the App Store link the day it goes live.
- One-finger play
- No account, no tracking
- 11 fruits · 7 blessings
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How it plays
Easy to learn, hard to stop
Every run takes a few minutes. The bin gets tighter with every drop, so every decision counts.
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Aim and drop
Drag sideways to line up the next fruit, then let go. Physics does the rest: fruit rolls, stacks, and settles.
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Merge up
Two matching fruits that touch become the next fruit up. Land merges less than half a second apart for a ×1.5 combo.
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Choose a blessing
At merge six the board freezes and offers three blessings. Pick one, and play on. Keep fruit under the line, or the run ends.
The fruit chain
Cherry to Watermelon in 11 tiers
Each merge grows the fruit and your score. The watermelon fills almost the whole bin, so making one takes planning.
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Cherry
start
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Strawberry
+1
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Grapes
+3
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Lemon
+6
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Tangerine
+10
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Apple
+15
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Pear
+21
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Mango
+28
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Pineapple
+36
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Melon
+45
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Watermelon
+66
Only the 5 smallest fruits fall from the top.
Two watermelons meet? Both vanish for +200 points.
The roguelike part
Seven blessings. Room for three.
Each draft deals three blessings at random. When your slots are full, taking a new one means giving one up, so no two runs build the same way.
Deep Bin
Lowers the lose line, so the bin holds one more layer.
Passive
Lucky Draw
The queue often drops fruit types already on the board.
Passive
Combo Master
Combos last longer and score harder.
Passive
Cleaver
Tap a fruit to split it into two smaller ones.
3 uses · +1 every 8 merges
Hammer
Tap a fruit to smash it out of the bin.
2 uses · +1 every 14 merges
Swap
Trade the fruit in your hand for the next one.
5 uses · +1 every 4 merges
Three slots. No more.
Passive blessings are always on. Active ones have charges that refill as you merge.
Balanced by bot
Every blessing had to earn its slot
A test bot played 20 runs with each blessing and compared them to runs with none. A blessing that scored worse than no blessing counted as a bug, not a trade-off.
The first Lucky Draw dropped bigger fruit. It sounded like a buff, but it filled the bin faster and scored below the baseline. Now it drops fruit you already have on the board, and it helps.
Score multiplier against a no-blessing baseline of 464 points. These are internal bot runs from development, not player data.
What you won't find
Just the game
No sign-up
Open the app and start dropping. No account, no login, no email.
Nothing leaves your phone
Your best score and item stock stay on your device. No analytics, no ad trackers.
Plays offline
A run needs no connection. The optional item shop is the only part that talks to the App Store.
FAQ
Questions, answered
When can I play?
Fruit Drop is being prepared for the App Store, and there is no release date yet. Watch the GitHub repo to see the App Store link the day it goes live.
Which devices will it run on?
The first release is for iPhone. The whole game is played with one finger, so it works on any screen size.
How much will it cost?
Pricing will be announced with the App Store listing. The game includes optional in-app packs that add extra Cleaver, Hammer, and Swap uses. Every run is fully playable without buying anything.
How is it different from other fruit merge games?
Blessings. Every few merges the board freezes and you choose one of three power-ups, and you can hold only three at a time. Magnet pulls matches together, Cleaver splits a fruit, Deep Bin buys another layer. Each run ends up playing differently.
Do I need an internet connection?
No. Runs are played entirely on your phone. Only the optional item shop connects to the App Store.
What data does the app collect?
None. There is no account, analytics, or ad tracking. Your best score and item stock are saved on your device only. Read the privacy policy for details.
I found a bug or have an idea. Where do I send it?
Open an issue on GitHub or send an email. The support page has links to both.
Be in the bin on day one
Fruit Drop is coming to the App Store. Watch the repo and you'll get the link as soon as it's live.