![]() I can see the appeal of the free Suika, but man, the sad eyes of these colourful fruit ball is starting to get to me. Then again, if I was a pear, I'd probably have a pretty sour-looking face, too, if I'm honest. The goal is to combine them enough times to get the big watermelon for mega points, but honestly, I'm not sure how much longer I can keep playing this free version of Suika, because so many of the fruits you meet along the way to the watermelon just look so gosh darn sad that it's breaking my heart a little. It's a teensy bit different to the proper Switch version, but the basic concept is the same: it's a essentially physics-based fruit Tetris meets Threes, where you're dropping similar-looking fruits on top of one another to combine them into even larger fruits. It's also spawned dozens of clones, including an unofficial free web browser version that I've been giving a go over the last couple of lunch times to see what all the fuss is about. It's been available on Switch for a couple of years now in Japan, but this week it received an English eShop version, and it's taken off a bit with streamers and Twitch folk. Puzzle game Suika, or 'That Watermelon Game', is currently having a bit of a moment online. ![]()
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