Play Fruit Slice free in your browser. Swipe to slice the flying fruit, chain combos and dodge bombs. Fast arcade action, no install.
Swipe across the flying fruit to slice it. Slice 3 or more at once for a combo bonus. Never slice a bomb. Miss 3 fruit and it's over.
Fruit Slice is a fast, juicy arcade game inspired by the classic fruit-slicing craze. Ripe fruit is tossed up from the bottom of the screen in high arcs, and your finger is the blade. Swipe across the fruit to slice it clean in half — watermelon, apples, oranges, lemons, kiwis and more burst into halves and a spray of colorful juice.
The rules are simple but the pace is not. Every fruit you slice scores a point, and slicing three or more in a single swipe lands a combo for bonus points. But mixed in with the fruit are bombs — slice one by accident and the round ends instantly. Let three pieces of fruit drop past you unsliced and you also lose. You have three lives, shown as hearts in the corner.
Fruit Slice speeds up the longer you survive: fruit is thrown faster, in bigger waves, with more bombs hiding among it. It runs smoothly on phone and desktop — drag your finger on a touchscreen or sweep the mouse on a computer. There is no install, no sign-up, just a sharp blade and a high score to beat.
Swipe across the flying fruit with your finger or mouse. Each swipe is a blade — drag it through a fruit and the fruit splits in half and scores a point. Keep slicing fruit while avoiding the bombs.
Slicing a bomb ends the game instantly. There is no second chance for a bomb, so watch every wave carefully and steer your blade well clear of them.
There are two ways to lose: slice a bomb, or let three pieces of fruit fall off the bottom of the screen unsliced. You start with three lives, and each missed fruit removes one.
If you slice three or more fruit in quick succession — usually in one big swipe — you trigger a combo. Combos add bonus points on top of the points for each fruit, so chaining slices is the key to a high score.
Yes. The game is built for touchscreens — just drag your finger across the fruit. On a desktop computer you slice by moving the mouse. The layout adapts to portrait phones.
Yes. Your highest score is stored in your browser and shown on the start and game-over screens, so you always have a target to beat next time.
Yes. Tap the pause button in the top corner to freeze the action, then press Resume when you are ready to keep slicing.