My Suika: Watermelon Game

91%
Game Brain Score Based on 650 reviews
  • gameplay
  • music
  • monetization
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"My Suika: Watermelon Game" is a merge puzzle game where you help Kyo gather watermelons by combining matching fruits. Achieve high scores to unlock new game modes and fruit skins, and compete against other players on the global leaderboards. Think you can reach 3000 points in this addictive watermelon puzzle game?

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91%
Audience ScoreBased on 650 reviews
gameplay7 positive mentions
monetization7 negative mentions
  • Addictive gameplay that keeps players engaged for hours.
  • Charming graphics and sound design that enhance the overall experience.
  • Affordable price point makes it a great value for casual gaming.
  • Physics can feel off, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences.
  • Microtransactions for cosmetic items may deter some players.
  • Not as polished as the original Suika game, with some bugs and clunky mechanics.
  • gameplay27 mentions

    The gameplay of the watermelon-themed puzzle game is engaging and addictive, combining elements reminiscent of Tetris with a unique mechanic of merging fruits to create higher-tier items. While the mechanics are intuitive and accessible for casual players, offering depth for more experienced gamers, some users noted issues with input responsiveness and a lack of variety in game modes. Overall, the charming aesthetic and satisfying gameplay loop make it a standout choice for fans of casual puzzle games.

    • “Simple, addicting gameplay and it's only $0.99.”
    • “The core gameplay revolves around the simple yet highly engaging concept of matching two fruits together to create a new one.”
    • “Its charming aesthetic, intuitive gameplay mechanics, and the sheer joy of creating cascading fruit combinations make it a must-play for fans of the genre.”
    • “Watermelon's game modes could have done with more variety and offered more chaotic experiences that aren't about challenge to vary up the gameplay.”
    • “Terrible mechanics.”
    • “The game sometimes ignores mouse clicks during gameplay.”
  • music25 mentions

    The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players praising the original soundtrack as catchy and relaxing, while others criticize the repetitive looping of tracks that can become annoying over time. Many appreciate the music's ability to enhance the game's vibe, but there are calls for more variety to prevent monotony. Overall, while the soundtrack is often described as enjoyable, it can also detract from the experience for some players.

    • “Epic original soundtrack.”
    • “The music is great; I feel like it goes with the vibe of the game.”
    • “With the relaxing soundtrack and the simplicity of the gameplay, I calm right down.”
    • “Upon release, the game had multiple music tracks which have apparently been removed and replaced with a 30-second never-ending loop.”
    • “The music was obnoxious and I had to turn it off before it would drive me insane.”
    • “Not a fan of the music, animations, colors, and overall this version of Suika is really not it, at least for me.”
  • monetization24 mentions

    The monetization aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players labeling it a cash grab due to its mobile origins and perceived lack of originality. While there are optional cosmetic microtransactions, players can earn in-game currency to unlock these items through gameplay, though some find the grind excessive. Overall, the presence of microtransactions is seen as acceptable by some, given the low price of the game, but concerns about potential ads and the game's quality persist.

    • “Don't worry about microtransactions, they are completely cosmetic.”
    • “While there are optional microtransactions in this game, you can earn seeds to buy skins fairly easily (you literally just play the game).”
    • “There are some microtransactions but only limited to cosmetics, and even then they're all free if you just play the game and accumulate in-game currency to get them.”
    • “My suika - watermelon game is a mobile app that's been dumped on Steam as if it was a real PC game (it's not)... it's a cash grab from greedy mobile devs. The game is a basic match-3 style game where you drop fruit into a bucket.”
    • “A bad mobile port of a knockoff game which also has in-game purchases.”
    • “Blatant copycat of the switch game with added microtransactions and worse physics, just a cash grab to profit off the current interest in the game.”
  • graphics17 mentions

    Overall, the graphics received mixed reviews, with some users expressing disappointment over the simplistic, cartoonish 2D style reminiscent of low-effort mobile apps, while others appreciated the clean and charming aesthetic, particularly in the Steam version. The lack of resolution options and graphics tweaks was noted as a drawback for a PC game, but the visuals were still described as fun and colorful, enhancing the gameplay experience.

    • “The art-style is very clean and clear.”
    • “Excellent visuals that are fun to watch as the various colorful fruit combine in combo sequence to a satisfying confetti explosion.”
    • “Pleased to say this version is fun also, there's a lot more bounce though and graphics are nicer for the Steam version.”
    • “There's no option to change the resolution and no useful graphics tweaks.”
    • “The mobile app features simple, cartoony 2D graphics, of the type you normally expect to see in low-effort mobile apps.”
    • “Considering this is being evaluated as a PC game, having the graphics phoned in like this isn't going to result in a high quality, visually impressive game that PC gamers are used to seeing.”
  • story8 mentions

    The reviews highlight a mixed perception of the game's story, with some players finding it minimal and focused on collecting seeds rather than a traditional narrative, while others praise it as deeply impactful and life-changing, describing it as "perfection." Overall, the story resonates strongly with certain players, making it a memorable experience despite its simplicity.

    • “And the story... just perfection.”
    • “✅ no story”
    • “Forget the rescue mission in under 3 minutes – collecting 4000 seeds turned out to be the true hero's journey.”
    • “Characters and story hit me so deep, this has changed my life forever.”
  • grinding5 mentions

    Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be a double-edged sword; while it allows for the earning of cosmetics through gameplay, those who struggle may feel overwhelmed and tempted to resort to microtransactions. The grind for in-game currency can be rewarding for skilled players, but it may become tedious for others, leading to a desire for more content and skins in the future.

    • “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
    • “The in-game store offers cosmetics that are reasonable for those who excel at the game via seedlings currency, but those struggling may feel it is too grindy and be encouraged to pay for the microtransactions.”
    • “I've been grinding to try to collect all the skins.”
  • stability3 mentions

    Overall, the game's stability is mixed; while some users report minimal issues and no game-breaking glitches, others experience noticeable bugs that affect navigation and visual elements, such as wiggling fruits.

    • “Very buggy and hard to navigate.”
    • “Also, all things considered, it is a little buggy (the fruits look like they're kind of buzzing) but that's about it.”
    • “It's also pretty cheap, and I haven't noticed any game-breaking glitches (sometimes the fruits wiggle a bit too much, but it's probably just the physics) even after getting all achievements.”
  • emotional3 mentions

    Players highlight the emotional impact of the game, particularly praising the dialogue, which evokes strong feelings, even leading some to tears. The combination of competitive gameplay and heartfelt moments, such as the fruits' expressions, enhances the overall emotional experience.

    • “Dialogue 10/10; I cried when the fruits were screaming.”
    • “This puzzle game currently hosts a small but nifty amount of cosmetics that affect either the appearance of the fruit or that of the stage itself, and it is worth noting that getting even a single watermelon in a game guarantees you 100 seedlings alongside whatever you would have scored normally.”
  • humor2 mentions

    The humor in the game is highlighted by its quirky and playful elements, particularly the amusing portrayal of fruit characters, which resonates well with players. Many find the comedic aspects to be entertaining and engaging, contributing to an overall lighthearted experience.

    • “I watched a few people play this game, and it was dangerously funny! I definitely like the old fruit better.”
    • “Funny fruit uwu”
  • replayability2 mentions

    Players appreciate the improvements that enhance gameplay, noting that optional microtransactions allow for grinding to unlock skins and stage backgrounds, thereby increasing the game's replayability.

    • “The microtransactions are all optional since you can simply grind for the skins and stage backgrounds, which gives the game more replay value.”
    • “There have been many good improvements that make the game more playable.”
  • optimization2 mentions

    The game's optimization has been widely criticized, with users noting issues such as unrefined physics, uncomfortable art, and distracting music. Overall, it is described as a fast and poorly optimized version of the original game, leading to a frustrating experience.

    • “It's a fast, poorly optimized copy of the original game.”
  • atmosphere1 mentions

    The game's atmosphere is enhanced by subtle sound effects, such as the pleasing sounds of fruits colliding, which create an immersive and enjoyable experience for players.

    • “The subtle sound effects of fruits colliding contribute to the game's immersive and enjoyable atmosphere.”
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Play time

9hMedian play time
8hAverage play time
6-10hSpent by most gamers
*Based on 6 analyzed playthroughs

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