I Want Watermelon 4+

The app is very fun and it’s a good concept that is similar to a 2048 styled game but it a different way (it is suika for the App Store though). Anyways, there are three main parts of the game that need to be fixed that I’ve experienced. First of all is when you’ve reached the top of the screen with the fruit. It’s gotten better but only a bit. There are still times where fruit is rolling and it ends the game or where I take a screenshot and see the fruit isn’t actually at the top line (but probably it’s hitbox is) and the game ends. Secondly, there have been many times where a larger fruit gets created and half of it stays off screen, although sometimes it’s helpful, sometimes it can be very difficult and is clearly a glitch. Lastly is something I’ve only experienced twice. When I’m playing a long game and go back into the game multiple times, sometimes a watermelon that I just got and disappeared reappears. I am currently in a game and there’s a large watermelon that acts just like any other fruit but leaves little of the screen for me to create another, what happens when I get two watermelon?? (I’ve never been able to after the glitch) This glitch I was surprised by but there should be something it auto detects for watermelons at the beginning of each time you open the app to make sure it gets rid of it.

I downloaded "I Want Watermelon" on a whim, expecting just another casual puzzle game. Little did I know, it would change my life in unimaginable ways. It all started during a particularly long car ride. Hours stretched endlessly on the road, and boredom began to set in. I needed something to pass the time, so I opened "I Want Watermelon." The simple yet addictive mechanics of combining fruits quickly drew me in. Each successful merge brought me closer to creating the godly watermelon. As I played, the journey seemed to fly by. The game's vibrant graphics and satisfying gameplay turned a tedious trip into an enjoyable adventure. The sense of achievement I felt with each perfect watermelon made the hours on the road disappear. But the impact of "I Want Watermelon" didn't end with that car ride. I found myself playing it during any spare moment, feeling a sense of relaxation and joy. Amongst the community of players, I started to gain recognition. My high scores and achievements made me a legend, and soon I was hailed as a god among players. Sharing my story, I inspired others to find joy and entertainment in this incredible game. "I Want Watermelon" is not just a game; it's a beacon of fun and engagement. If you're looking for a game that can turn mundane moments into unforgettable experiences, this is it. Five stars are not enough to express my gratitude for the joy and excitement it brought into my life.

I absolutely love this game. It's so fun! It's also super addicting. The only problem is the line at the top. It's really the only problem for me (I actually saw a review that was similar to mine). When I get a shaker, sometimes the fruits get stuck at the top, above the line, and nothing happens. Other times, it will decide to end the round. I think it might be because one of the fruits was touching the line, even though they were already above it. But it's really frustrating, because the other fruits at the bottom that aren't above the line are wayyyyyy down there, and nowhere near the line. The only other thing will be when my fruits are starting to get piled, and they're almost touching the line, if I drop a fruit and it starts to role, sometimes it touches the line when it drops, but if the line would let the fruit finish moving it wouldn't have ended the round, but for some reason the round ends before the fruit can even finish rolling. So that's also very frustrating. But otherwise, it's one of my favorite games ever, given I've rated it five stars! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ there aren't any ads unless you tap on a shaker, which is optional. The fruit merges are super satisfying, and like is said, addicting. 😂 Watermelons is definitely one of my go to games for car rides, and even just hanging out at home.