About Fruit Smash Master
It is a quick sword game where the only thing you ever cut down is fruit.
Every round runs against a time limit, and your score comes from how fast you slice. Cutting several fruits in one swing earns extra points, which is the main way to push your score up in this arcade game.
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The fruit does not all behave the same way. Each kind has its own traits, so you have to think about which ones to go after and when to cut, not only swing wildly.
As you level up, the game gets harder. Moving on takes more speed and more precision, which makes it a real skill game instead of a button masher.
You also travel through several different environments as you progress, so the backdrop behind the flying fruit keeps changing.
Quick summary
- You try to slice as much fruit as possible before the timer runs out.
- Fruit bounces into view and you swipe your sword through it to score points.
- Hitting more than one fruit with a single swing gives you bonus points.
- Each time you level up, the next stage asks for faster and more accurate cuts.
Key features
- Sword slicing in the style of fruit-cutting ninja games.
- Every round is played against a time limit.
- Multi-fruit swings earn extra points.
- Different fruit types have their own traits, so you plan your cuts.
- Several environments to play through as you level up.
Tips & tricks
- Let a few fruits bunch up before you swing so one cut hits all of them.
- Keep an eye on the clock and do not waste too many seconds waiting for the perfect combo.
- Use the early levels to learn what each fruit type does, because later levels leave less room for mistakes.
- On a phone or tablet, turn it to landscape before you start.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get extra points?
Slice several fruits with one swing of your sword. The more you hit at once, the better for your score.
Is there a time limit?
Yes. You cut fruit against the clock, which keeps the action fast from start to finish.
Does the game get harder?
Yes. Each level up makes it tougher, and you need more speed and precision to keep going.
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