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Version 1.19.0 · 2026-02-11
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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The store currently lists version 1.19.0, updated 2026-02-11.








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► PEAR-SITIVELY DELIGHTFUL
Fruit Clash is fruit merging at its finest: working against physics, you’ll need to merge a variety of falling fruits into bigger and better produce, with the end goal of creating a watermelon. It may sound easy, but this addictive puzzle game will have you coming back for more and more as you match the dropping fruit in an attempt to create the perfect melon.
► THE CHERRY ON TOP
You’ll need to line up the fruit at the top of the screen and let it drop down right where you want it. Enjoy the fun sound effects and relaxing nature of the game as you merge the berries, melons, and more into the end goal – a watermelon. The fruits will bounce and shift as you pile more on so use that to your advantage as you merge your way to higher and higher levels.
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