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Chainsaw Juice King: Idle Shop
SayGames LtdA FRUIT-FUL BUSINESS 🥝 Imagine a game that is part fruit ninja, part idle f…
About this app
A FRUIT-FUL BUSINESS 🥝
Imagine a game that is part fruit ninja, part idle farming, and part business empire: congrats, it’s Chainsaw Juice King!
Grab your trusty chainsaw and get to slicing and dicing fruits so they can be turned into delicious smoothies and juices, which will earn you a pretty profit and help your business grow. In addition to chopping up all those bananas and strawberries, you’ll also need to manage your workers, keep products stocked, and so much more – this business simulator will keep you on your toes in the cutest way.
That’s right, we’ve made sure to include adorable graphics and the perfect sound effects so you can really get in the mood. So grab your trusty chainsaw and hurry on down to your fruit farm, your customers are waiting!
TOTALLY BANANAS 🍌
🎯 Your goal is simple : harvest fruit to make juice that you can then sell from your shop.…
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Which version this describes
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This analysis describes version 2.6.1 of the app, analyzed 2026-10-04 . The app may have changed since.
The store currently lists version 2.6.1, updated 2026-09-30.
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“I would give it a better rating if there wasn't ads every 10 seconds. You no sooner start playing and an ad starts. And if you pay them money, which I didn't, you can't stop the ads entirely. You pay to stop them every so often, but only…”
“I stopped playing this game after my last review, and came back two days ago to try it again. The mandatory ads have gotten worse (2min break from each), there's a banner on the bottom of the screen, and the new update on the warehouse…”
Assessment & version history
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Store listing updated to version 2.6.1.
What this app sells
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