Watermelon Merge Free online game

What is it?

Watermelon Merge is a puzzle where you drop fruit one at a time from the top, and when two of the same fruit touch, they merge into the next size up. It starts with a blueberry and grows through cherry tomato and plum, and the final goal is the biggest fruit of all — the watermelon.

The fruit rolls and pushes each other around like the real thing, so even dropping in the same spot stacks differently every time. Enjoy this fruit-merging game, growing matching fruit all the way up to a watermelon, right in your browser, with nothing to install.

How to play

1. Drag left or right to aim, then let go to drop the fruit
2. When two of the same fruit touch, they merge into the next size up
3. The game ends if fruit stays above the dotted line for 2 seconds

Playing on PC (keyboard · mouse)

On phones you tap the screen; on PC you can also use the mouse and the keys below.

Difficulty and rankings

There's a weekly ranking and an all-time ranking; the weekly one resets every Monday at midnight (Korea time). For details, see the Help.

Good to know on Hanpanmadang

• There are 11 fruit sizes: blueberry → cherry tomato → plum → mandarin → lemon → kiwi → mango → pomegranate → coconut → pumpkin → watermelon.
• The fruit you drop is picked at random from the 5 smallest kinds (blueberry to lemon), and the next fruit is shown at the top right.
• You score the points of each fruit a merge creates — from 1 point for a cherry tomato up to 55 for a watermelon. When two watermelons meet, they vanish and you get 100 points.
• The game ends if fruit stays above the dotted line for 2 seconds. Fruit dropped less than 1 second ago doesn't count.
• Two ways to compete: Score mode ranks the points you collect until the box overflows; Time mode ranks how fast you make your first watermelon (fastest wins · no record if it overflows first).

Common mistakes

Dropping fruit only in the middle.

A tall pile in the middle crosses the line in no time. Gather the big fruit in one corner and stack smaller ones next to them in order.

Leaving small fruit wedged between big ones.

Small fruit trapped between big ones has a hard time meeting its match. Choose drop spots so that matching fruit end up side by side.

Tips

• Keep the biggest fruit in one corner and line up the rest beside it in order of size — then each merge sets off the next, building bigger fruit in a chain.
• Check the next fruit and plan where it will go. Drop it right on top of a matching fruit and they merge at once.
• Fruit is round and rolls into gaps. Think about where it will roll after it lands when you pick your spot.
• When the pile gets close to the line, focus on merging the fruit below with small drops. Every merge lowers the whole pile.