Merge Melon Drop

Tap inside the jar to move the preview and drop the fruit at that point. If you drag, you only adjust the aim and release does not fire. When two matching fruits touch, they merge into the next larger fruit. Keep the stack below the sinking danger line and build toward the mega melon.

Yes. It is a watermelon-style fruit merge puzzle with original visuals, scoring, and mobile-first controls. It uses the familiar drop-and-merge idea while staying separate from any branded game.

Shake gives the pile a small sideways push that can create new merges when fruits are jammed. You start with one charge and earn more as your score climbs, so save it for crowded boards.

Yes. The game is designed for portrait phones first: tap to drop quickly, drag only when you want to adjust aim, and play directly in the browser with no download.

Every merge scores the new fruit's points — values double up the chain, from 2 for a Berry to 1,200 for the Mega Melon. Merges made within about 1.5 seconds of each other build a combo worth 10 bonus points per chain step, so fast back-to-back merges are the high-score path.

The run ends when a settled fruit rests above the danger line for about one second — brief bounces and fresh drops don't count. The line sinks as pressure builds from drops, levels, score, and dry streaks without merges, so merging often is also how you survive.

You start each run with 1 Shake and can hold at most 2. A new charge arrives when your score passes 850, then every 1,300 points after that. Save Shake for jammed boards where one sideways push can trigger a cascade of merges.

There are 10 fruits in the chain: Berry, Lime, Orange, Apple, Peach, Plum, Pine, Melon, Watermelon, and Mega Melon. Merge two identical fruits to make the next size up — two Berries make a Lime, two Limes make an Orange, and so on. Each step doubles the points (2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512), and the final Mega Melon scores 1,200 points. You never need to plan the whole chain: keep merging pairs and the board builds itself.

No. The drop queue only rolls Berry through Plum. Early pools are Berry/Lime/Orange; after every 7 drops the pressure level rises, and score gates at 1,200 / 2,200 / 3,600 shift the pool toward Apple, Peach, and Plum. Melon, Watermelon, and Mega Melon exist only as merge results. The HUD shows the next fruit, and each drop has a 0.15-0.23s cooldown so you cannot spam.