Fruita Crush

The fruity match3 game Fruita Crush came across my path not too long ago and is just about the right thing. An amalgamation of fruits and levels that just might become addictive for you if you are looking for one. The game presents a kingdom of sorts where 3 or more fruits matched in a row yield, points and power ups explode out of them. Progressing through over 100 stages is satisfying, particularly when you activate those vital bonus fruit. It’s a little like the roller-coaster approach to an orchard, leveling up just a little more each time.

Fellow gamers reinforce the feeling of gratification when you finally get through all of the levels and earn those 3 stars. Even if it requires replaying a level for the perfect run, it’s particularly satisfying to out-rank high scores. It is impossible to overstate the feeling of overcoming a giant obstacle like a new level and then having your scores automatically saved and displayed immediately on the screen, adding an extra competitive element.

Pros: The game is a fun, yet difficult game. The level completion is a highly rewarding aspect, and having your scores automatically saved is also a plus.
Cons: Some players may be confused about the scoring at first, particularly the concept that scores are not cumulative but based on performance at a single level. And the challenge might not escalate as quickly as some might like, resulting in periods without as much excitement.

Overall, Fruita Crush is a sweet diversion for anyone who wants to pass time and flex their brain in the way of strategic fruit matching. It’s an experience sweetened by the something-or-other of its challenges, making it a game of considerable effort for casual gamers in search of their next fruity fetish.