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Watermelon (with a Broken Head) Game

Watermelon (with a broken head) Game is a thrilling, physics-based puzzle game inspired by polyomino puzzles and the Suika Game. Shake, mix, and merge blocks of various shapes to find the lost emotions one by one!

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SillyOven
Publisher
SillyOven
Release
March 20, 2025
1 year and 135 days ago
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Positive24 reviews83.3%

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About the Game

Watermelon (with a broken head) Game is a thrilling and exhilarating physics-based puzzle game inspired by polyomino puzzles and the Suika Game.

This game follows the journey of a head-injured watermelon as it seeks to recover its lost emotions. Each block represents an emotion, and merging identical blocks evolves them into the next stage of emotion.

Strategically Drop Blocks!

You can rotate and flip blocks to strategically drop them into the desired position.

Although the space is limited, the blocks are made up of straight lines and right angles, allowing you to interlock them, balance, and stack them as you play.

Rotate the Watermelon!

You can rotate the watermelon to move the blocks.

Use this to create gaps between blocks.

You can also merge the blocks inside the watermelon (though it's not easy!).

Be careful, as you might accidentally drop more blocks out of the container if you're not careful!

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