Those of you who enjoyed the addictive Suika Game will be pleased to learn that Suika Game Planet is now available on the Nintendo eShop in the United States. The game features a new setting which is the vast reaches of space and is $3.75, so there’s no reason not to pick it up and give it a spin. Here’s what to expect.
“A new Suika Game is here from a new setting in space! Turn, target, and aim for the watermelon!
Drop the fruits freely from any direction as “”Poppy”” flies 360° around the planet. Make fruits of the same type collide to make them “”evolve”” and aim to create watermelons for a high score! Make a lot of fruits “”evolve”” to enter the new “”Super Evolution Time”” mode! Special background music, dramatic effects, and a bonus score bring the excitement to a peak!
Furthermore, the Nintendo Switch 2 version of “”Suika Game Planet”” supports “”GameShare (local communication)”” and allows up to four players to enjoy cooperative play! Work together to aim for the watermelon!”
I’d play this game and the previous one but Bao the Whale kinda ruined it with her cringy yet genius Suika Game song. 🤣
The 360-degree drop direction sounds like a meaningful change: choosing an angle should alter which matching fruit remain reachable, rather than just changing the setting. For comparison, our independent browser fruit merge puzzle uses a box and a next-fruit preview. Keeping a landing route open there is often more useful than chasing the nearest pair. It would be interesting to compare that planning problem with the planet layout. fruit merge