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This version was made based on requests from the reverse Suika game.
Tip: Hold down the button to quickly create a Suika.
Cheat Suika Studio and Q&A available.
Credits go to @tkhs2011 for the original project idea.

Summary of the author's notes

Faaaaalling so slooooowly lol

But as a Watermelon Game Sommelier (what's that even?), I particularly want to point out the evolution effect. While many versions make sounds when fruits evolve, implementing a white glowing effect seems quite rare. That white circular glowing effect is really a clever implementation!

Thanks to tkhs2011 for the remix of the original Watermelon Game on Scratch.
How to play:
- Use arrow keys to move, and press "A" to drop the watermelon.
- Match the same fruits to evolve them (but there’s only watermelons).
- You can also move them by hand.
It's just a watermelon costume!

The box size was made bigger, so please note that the image may not match the size. If the game bugs out around 10,000 points, it can't be fixed, so it remains as is.  
For score sharing, please delete the code (to avoid an unchanged remix).  
To create cherries, just hold the button.  
The game is simple—just keep holding to play!  
Aim for cherries and have fun!  
Note: Some fruit may start "dancing," but that's not a bug.  
Created on 11/5. Project view count milestones:  
- 11/7: 8,000 views  
- 11/8: 12,020 views  
- 11/10: 35,750 views  

Thanks to tkhs2011 for the original Watermelon Game remix on Scratch.
How to play:
- Hold "A" key (PC) or tap and hold the screen (mobile) to release fruit.
- Fruit falls 10x faster.
- Auto-retry feature included.
- Cloud speed adjusted.
Perfect for those who want to play the Watermelon Game more efficiently and quickly.  
Highest score by the creator: 2272 points.

This Scratch project is a supercharged version of the classic Watermelon Game packed with cheat features! The coolest part is definitely the physics engine. It handles fruit collision detection using a custom-built physics system. There's a "Data" list that stores each fruit's coordinates, velocity, size, and other properties, with gravity and collision calculations running every frame. The collision response is particularly sophisticated - it uses distance and angle calculations to determine post-collision trajectories. The cheat features are pretty sweet too: colorful fruit displays, instant respawning, score retention, and more. You can rack up way higher scores than in the regular Watermelon Game!

Special thanks to tkhs2011 for the

What makes this game unique is that you can choose which fruit to drop next using number keys. It's a twist that seems obvious in hindsight but hasn't been done before. And the best part? You don't need to select every time - fruits fall randomly by default, but you can cherry-pick when you want to. If it were mandatory for every drop, it would get tedious. But imagine playing casually when suddenly you think "Come on, give me that dekopon orange!" - and boom, you can make it happen. That's the catharsis I want players to experience.