Watermelon Game
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Watermelon Game

Numbered jelly blobs, not fruit. In the game it is called Squish Merge.

Squish Merge in play: a rounded jar full of numbered jelly blobs with faces, three blobs waiting above it, three buttons below (Raise Line, Shuffle, Remove).

Free · No sign-up · About 16 MB, loaded only when you press Play

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How to play the watermelon game

This is the watermelon game online: Squish Merge, a merge game in the same family as the suika game. You launch numbered jelly blobs into a jar, and two blobs with the same number merge into one with double the number. Read what a watermelon merge game is, or press Play above.

  1. 1. Launch

    Press and hold a blob, pull down to aim, and release to launch it.

    A teal 8 blob held above a jar, with a brown arrow pointing down to show the aim; a 1 blob and a 4 blob wait beside it and a few blobs sit at the bottom.
    Aiming: the arrow shows where the blob will go

  2. 2. Merge

    Two blobs with the same number merge into one with double the number.

    A jar with a few blobs and a new 16 blob marked +8, with COMBO ×5 shown across the bottom.
    A merge scoring +8 in a COMBO ×5 chain

  3. 3. Avoid the end

    The game ends when the pile pushes the plates on both sides of the jar all the way down.

    A jar packed with blobs (512, 256, 128, 64 and others) up to the red marks on the half-circle plates at its sides, with a 64 blob being aimed at the top.
    A tall pile close to the plates on both sides

Full guide: how to play

Number order

There is no fruit in this game. The blobs carry numbers, and every merge doubles the number: 1, 2, 4, 8 and on, past 4096.

A jar filled with blobs of many numbers: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 and 512, each in its own colour.
Blobs from 1 up to 512 in one jar

Bigger numbers are clearly bigger blobs.

All numbers in a table

Tips

  1. Changed your mind? Drag the blob back and the launch is cancelled.
  2. Look at both plates, not only the side that is filling up. The game ends only when both are pushed down.

More tips

FAQ

Is this the suika game?

No. This site is not affiliated with Aladdin X or Suika Game. The game here is called Squish Merge and is a free merge game with numbered jelly blobs instead of fruit.

Can I play the watermelon game online for free?

Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up and no installation, and runs in your browser. Nothing of the game is loaded until you press Play, and then it loads about 16 MB.

Is there a watermelon or any fruit in the game?

No. The blobs are jelly with little faces and carry numbers. Two blobs with the same number merge into one with double the number.

How does a game end?

When the pile has pushed both half-circle plates, left and right, all the way down. The game ends 3 seconds after both count. There is no countdown timer and no revive.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. The browser version uses the phone layout on every device. On a phone, pressing Play opens the game over the whole screen, and Exit takes you back to where you were on the page.

Do the numbers stop at 4096?

No. Each merge doubles the number, and you can keep merging past 4096.

Is there a leaderboard?

Yes. The lobby has a Ranks button. When a game ends, the score is sent to the leaderboard with a random player ID and your display name, as the privacy page explains.