FruitFall

Merge Fruit, Grow a Watermelon

Drop fruit into the jar. Matching fruit merge into the next one up. Keep the pile below the line and see how far up the ladder you can get.

The iPhone and Android apps launch Tuesday, September 15. Get an email the morning they go live — or skip the wait: the browser version is the complete game, right now. No download, no account, no ads.

The FruitFall title screen: a glass jar under a dusk orchard sky.
The orchard at dusk
Gameplay: fruit stacked in the jar mid-merge.
Drop, merge, repeat
The jar nearly full, fruit close to the danger line.
One drop from disaster
The end-of-run summary screen showing the score and grade.
Chase the watermelon

Easy to start, hard to put down

One-tap controls and a tutorial you can replay any time. The difficulty comes from the pile, not from the buttons.

Gardener’s Tools

Prune, Shake and Ripen, fuelled by a sunlight meter you earn back by merging. A bad jar is recoverable if you spend them well.

Leaderboards worth trusting

A 72-Hour board and a rolling monthly board, both validated server-side from a replay of the actual run — so the scores at the top are real.

Built to be easy to play

No time limit and nothing to read — one tap starts a run. Fruit differ by shape and size, never just color, and an optional colorblind mode adds a number to each one. Motion effects respect your system's reduce-motion setting, and no sound plays until you tap something.

Be one of the first to play it on your phone

Leave your email and I’ll send you one message the morning the iPhone and Android apps go live — so you get it on day one instead of finding out weeks later.