In the puzzle game Fruit Match, you have to get all of the same fruits into a basket to clear the board. You don't swap tiles on a fixed grid; instead, you pick fruits one at a time and watch them fall, hit, and stack on top of each other. Because some might get stuck behind other fruits, the order in which you move is important. As the levels get harder, you have to clear the right pieces, start pleasing chain reactions, and keep the basket from getting full.
How is Fruit Match different?
- Choose two fruits that are exactly the same, and they will be merged immediately in the basket.
- Physics based on gravity: Fruits naturally fall, roll, hit each other, and stack.
- Chain reactions: Taking away supporting fruits can free a lot of pieces that are stuck.
- Basket Space Limits: Don't fill the basket with fruits that don't go together.
- Progressive Puzzles: As you go, the fruit designs get more difficult.
- Easy to Use: You can play by clicking the mouse or tapping on the screen.
How to Play Fruit Match
The goal is to get rid of all the fruits on the board by matching pairs that are the same while keeping your basket from getting too full.
The main goal
When you click on a fruit, it falls into the basket below. Then you can choose another fruit of the same kind. As soon as the fruits that go together get to the box, they merge and disappear. Not every piece of fruit falls right into the basket. Some pieces get stuck on top of others. Take off the fruits below to make a way and start a chain reaction. Fruits that don't go together take up valuable basket space. Carefully consider your choices, and finish the pairs before the basket gets too full. Get rid of all the pieces on the board to finish the level.
How to Play Fruit Match
PC:
- Press the left mouse button to pick out a fruit and let it go from the board.
- Mouse click: Use the menus to find and choose options.
Phone:
- Tap: Pick out a fruit and drop it into the basket.
- Use the menu buttons to move around in the game.
How to Get Through Fruit Puzzles
- First, look for pairs that go together. Don't drop a fruit until you can find its partner.
- Get rid of the lower obstacles. Taking away supporting fruits can free pieces that are stuck above.
- Keep an eye on the basket: Make sure there is enough space for the next match.
- Think ahead: After each choice, think about how the leftover fruits will move.
- Chain reactions are useful: Choose moves that make it possible for more than one fruit to grow.
