Just days after a local release on the Switch eShop, Suika Game (Watermelon Game) has now been updated with English language support. Other languages are also supported.
In addition to this, developer Aladdin X has also added a new Halloween theme. Instead of watermelons, you will now work your way towards pumpkins. Here’s a look:
You can swap to this theme by pressing the R button on the main menu. Watermelon game is available from the Switch eShop for $2.99 (or the regional equivalent). If you haven’t played it before, here’s some information from the developer. You can check out our Nintendo Life review as well.
“To prevent the fruits from overflowing from the box, collide the same kind of fruit. As you collide fruits, their types change. Let’s create big watermelons! This is a game where you combine two small fruits to make them larger and create big watermelons.”
This viral sensation has now also surpassed more than 2 million sales in Japan, according to the latest data from Famitsu.
Just days after a local release on the Switch eShop, Suika Game (Watermelon Game) has now been updated with English language support. Other languages are also supported.
In addition to this, developer Aladdin X has also added a new Halloween theme. Instead of watermelons, you will now work your way towards pumpkins. Here’s a look:
You can swap to this theme by pressing the R button on the main menu. Watermelon game is available from the Switch eShop for $2.99 (or the regional equivalent). If you haven’t played it before, here’s some information from the developer. You can check out our Nintendo Life review as well.
“To prevent the fruits from overflowing from the box, collide the same kind of fruit. As you collide fruits, their types change. Let’s create big watermelons! This is a game where you combine two small fruits to make them larger and create big watermelons.”
This viral sensation has now also surpassed more than 2 million sales in Japan, according to the latest data from Famitsu.
