Watermelon

About

Watermelon is a clicker game where you click on a watermelon to earn more watermelons! In Watermelon, your goal is to click the juicy fruit to expand your watermelon collection. Every 3 hours, a new watermelon will appear for you to add to your growing stash.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

22%

Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews

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Some players find the game to be an incredibly engaging and addictive experience, with one even calling it the greatest game of all time.
The game offers a unique and humorous take on the clicker genre, providing a satisfying gameplay loop centered around clicking a watermelon.
Players appreciate the simplicity and the challenge of achieving high scores, with some enjoying the absurdity of the concept.

Many reviews describe the game as a low-effort cash grab, likening it to an NFT scam with no real gameplay.
Progress does not carry over when the game is closed, leading to frustration among players who feel their time is wasted.
The game is criticized for being overly simplistic and lacking depth, with some players feeling it is just a static image with minimal interaction.

graphics
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The graphics are simplistic and may not impress, with one user humorously comparing them to a watermelon, suggesting a lack of detail or sophistication.
- “The graphics are outdated and lack detail.”
- “The character models look flat and lifeless.”
- “The environments are bland and uninspired.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is characterized by an intense loop where players click on watermelons, producing a satisfying "splort" sound while accumulating melon points, creating an engaging and rewarding experience.
- “The gameplay loop is intense: you click the watermelon, it makes a satisfying 'splort' sound, and your melon points go up.”
- “The gameplay feels repetitive and lacks depth, making it hard to stay engaged for long periods.”
- “The controls are unresponsive, leading to frustrating moments that ruin the overall experience.”
- “The difficulty spikes are poorly balanced, often making progress feel more like a chore than a challenge.”