Drop, match, grow the melon

Drop glossy little fruits into a market crate and watch two of a kind squash together into the next one up. Cherry, strawberry, grape, all the way to a watermelon — if you can keep the crate from overflowing.

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Genre: Casual
Controls: Touch
Mouse
Keyboard
Devices: Desktop
Tablet
Mobile
Released: 2026

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Merge Fruits

Merge Fruits is a drop-and-merge physics game set on a sunny market stall. A fruit hangs in a wooden chute at the top of the crate; slide it left and right, let go, and it tumbles down into the pile. Two fruits of the same kind that touch burst together into the next size up, spraying juice and seeds and leaving one bigger, happier fruit behind. Eleven fruits make up the chain, from a little cherry to a watermelon big enough to take up half the crate.

Everything in the crate is simulated: fruits roll off each other's shoulders, settle into gaps and shove the pile sideways when something heavy lands. That is the whole game — the merge you want is often one careful bounce away, and a single greedy drop can wedge a pear where a cherry belonged. Merges inside a second of each other build a combo that raises the pitch and the multiplier, and when the pile gets unruly you can rattle the whole crate with the shake button, three times per run.

Four ways to play. Classic is an endless score chase that ends when a fruit rests above the crate's dashed line for two seconds. Timed gives you ninety seconds. Puzzle is thirty hand-built crates, each with a target fruit and a limited number of drops, rated out of three stars. Daily Crate deals everyone the same sequence of fruit for the day and keeps your best. Scores and stars are saved in your browser; P pauses, M mutes, S shakes and R starts over.

Tips for Merge Fruits

Merge Fruits is won by keeping the crate tidy. Two fruits of the same kind only merge when they touch, so drop each one where it can reach its match. Before you let go, think about where the fruit will roll, because everything in the crate is simulated: fruits slide off each other, settle into gaps and push the pile sideways, and one greedy drop can wedge a big fruit into the space a small one needed.

Merges within a second of each other build a combo that raises the multiplier, so a drop that sets off a chain is worth more than a single quick merge. Keep the three shakes for moments when the pile is truly stuck rather than spending them on small problems. In Classic, the run ends when a fruit rests above the dashed line for two seconds, so keep an eye on the top of the pile. Puzzle crates have a target fruit and a limited number of drops, which makes them good practice for planning ahead.

How to play Merge Fruits

In Merge Fruits you drop fruit into a wooden crate and merge matching pieces into bigger ones. A fruit hangs in a chute at the top of the crate. Move it left or right to aim, let go, and it tumbles into the pile. When two fruits of the same kind touch, they burst together into the next fruit up the chain. The chain has eleven fruits, starting with a cherry and moving through strawberry and grape all the way to a watermelon.

Everything in the crate follows real physics, so fruits roll off each other, settle into gaps and push the pile sideways when something heavy lands. Plan where a fruit will end up, not only where you drop it. Merges within a second of each other build a combo that raises the multiplier, and three times per run you can shake the crate to settle a stuck pile.

There are four modes. Classic goes on until a fruit rests above the dashed line at the top of the crate for two seconds. Timed gives you ninety seconds. Puzzle has thirty hand-built crates, each with a target fruit and a limited number of drops, rated out of three stars. Daily Crate gives everyone the same sequence of fruit for the day and keeps your best. On a computer you aim with the mouse or the arrow keys and drop with a click, Space or the down arrow; S shakes, P pauses, M mutes and R restarts. On a phone or tablet you slide your finger to aim and lift it to drop.

About Merge Fruits

Merge Fruits is a drop-and-merge physics game, a format that has become popular in recent years: you drop pieces into a container, matching pieces combine into bigger ones, and the challenge is keeping the container from overflowing. It mixes the planning of a puzzle with the unpredictability of physics, since you choose where a fruit falls but not exactly how the pile reacts.

Kiloo's Merge Fruits is made by Kiloo and set on a sunny market stall, with glossy fruits that all have faces and burst in a spray of juice and seeds when they merge. Its four modes give it range: Classic for a long score chase, Timed for a quick ninety-second round, Puzzle for thirty crates that reward planning, and Daily Crate for a fresh challenge each day. With only one action to learn, it is easy to pick up for children and adults alike, and it plays with a finger, a mouse or the keyboard. Scores and Puzzle stars are saved in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

Is Merge Fruits free to play?

Yes. Merge Fruits is free to play in your browser on Kiloo. There is nothing to download and no account to create, and your scores and Puzzle stars are saved in the browser you play in.

Can I play Merge Fruits on my phone?

Yes. On a phone or tablet you slide your finger to aim and lift it to drop the fruit. On a computer you aim with the mouse or the arrow keys and drop with a click, Space or the down arrow. S shakes the crate.

What is the biggest fruit in Merge Fruits?

The watermelon is the largest of the eleven fruits in the chain, which starts with a little cherry and moves through strawberry and grape on the way up. A watermelon takes up about half the crate, so it needs room.

When does a game of Merge Fruits end?

In Classic, the run ends when a fruit rests above the dashed line at the top of the crate for two seconds. Timed lasts ninety seconds, each Puzzle crate gives you a limited number of drops, and Daily Crate deals everyone the same fruit for the day.

What does the shake do in Merge Fruits?

The shake rattles the whole crate so the fruit settles into new positions, which can free a stuck pile or bring two matching fruits together. You get three shakes per run in Merge Fruits, so keep them for when the pile is truly stuck. Press S on a keyboard to shake.

How does the combo work in Merge Fruits?

In Merge Fruits, merges that happen within a second of each other build a combo, which raises the multiplier on your score. A drop that sets off a chain of merges is therefore worth more than several single merges spread out over time.