このアプリについて
Match cute, colorful fruits to create combos and merge until you get melons. See how high your score can float in this relaxing, undersea puzzle game.
When life hands you melons, make melonade! This soothing physics-based puzzle game, now available on your mobile device, is the perfect way to relax and unwind after a long day. And with no in-game ads, your moments of fruit-filled tranquility will never be interrupted mid-puzzle.
Aim carefully to sort and combine floating fruits, ranging from tiny berries to massive melons. Line up chain-reaction combos of peaches, pineapples and more to create juicy merge moments and keep Inky the octopus supplied with delicious watermelons.
Can you match and merge enough fruits to float up to the next gate? Each time you play this cozy puzzle game, you'll have a chance to set a new high score and unlock rewards from Inky's treasure chest. Your scores and special prizes will be saved wherever you play, across both mobile devices and TV.
- Created by Next Games, a Netflix Game Studio.
Please note that the Data Safety information applies to information collected and used in this app. See the Netflix Privacy Statement to learn more about information we collect and use in this and other contexts, including at account registration.
アプリ情報
アプリの権限
-
Wi-Fi connection information
- view Wi-Fi connections
-
Other
- receive data from Internet
- view network connections
- full network access
- prevent device from sleeping
- Google Play license check
- read Google service configuration
評価とレビュー
probably good don't know yet? 😃😉😃😉
Doesn't work anymore, and I can't contact support through the game because the game literally will not load, I just get an error screen. [code: -1001, MLS_FAILED_TO_CREATE_CLIENT]
Enjoyed the game for the couple of times I could. Now I keep getting the error code 0x05. I have uninstalled and tried d/l again but have the same problem.
practically impossible to get through level 5-6
a little boring 😴 but pretty good game no adds
There's no replay value; each round is the same as the last. And the fact that progressing to the next phase can sometimes cause you to fail without even making a move is terrible design.