Want to beat your high score?
These ten tips will help you play better.
Each tip explains what to do and why it works.
Start using these tips today to see your scores grow.
Before you drop a fruit, look at the preview.
The game shows you which fruit comes next.
This helps you plan two moves ahead instead of one.
Why does this help?
If you know a cherry is coming next, you can prepare a spot for it.
You might place your current fruit to create space.
Planning ahead prevents messy stacks.
Smart players always check the preview.
They never drop without thinking.
This simple habit makes a big difference in your score.
Choose a corner for your big fruits.
Most players pick the bottom left or bottom right.
Stack your largest fruits there and keep them in place.
Why does this help?
Big fruits take up a lot of space.
If they roll around, they cause chaos.
Keeping them in a corner keeps them stable.
They stay put while you build more merges.
Think of the corner as a home base.
Your melons and pineapples live there.
Smaller fruits stay on the other side until they grow.
Cherries, strawberries, and grapes should stay near each other.
Group them so they can merge quickly.
Do not scatter small fruits across the whole box.
Why does this help?
Small fruits merge into bigger fruits.
If they are close, they merge faster.
This clears space and gives you points.
Scattered small fruits just take up room without helping.
When you get a small fruit, place it near other small fruits.
Let them combine and grow together.
Fruits roll and bounce when they fall.
They follow the laws of physics.
You can use this to move fruits where you want them.
Why does this help?
Sometimes you need a fruit to roll into a tight spot.
Drop it at an angle and let it slide down.
The fruit will roll toward other fruits and might trigger a merge.
Practice dropping fruits at different spots.
Watch how they roll.
Soon you will predict where fruits will end up.
This skill separates good players from great players.
A chain reaction happens when one merge causes another merge.
Then that merge causes another one.
The best players set up big chains on purpose.
Why does this help?
Chain reactions give you many points at once.
They also clear lots of space quickly.
One good chain can save a game that looks hopeless.
To set up chains, stack fruits in order.
Put a strawberry next to a grape, a cherry next to the strawberry, and so on.
When the cherries merge, the chain begins.
The center of the box is valuable space.
Do not fill it with random fruits.
Keep the middle open as long as you can.
Why does this help?
The middle gives you room to maneuver.
You can drop fruits through the center to reach the sides.
If the middle fills up, you lose options.
Build from the sides toward the middle.
Only use the center when you must.
This keeps your options open longer.
A flat, wide stack is safer than a tall, narrow stack.
Try to spread your fruits out.
Push toward the edges instead of building up.
Why does this help?
Tall stacks reach the red line faster.
That ends your game.
Wide stacks give you more surface area.
When your pile gets too tall, focus on merging instead of adding.
Look for any match you can make.
Shrink the pile before adding more.
Always keep at least one area mostly clear.
This is your emergency space.
When you get a fruit you do not want, drop it there.
Why does this help?
Sometimes you get unlucky.
Maybe you get five cherries in a row when you need something else.
Your emergency space lets you survive bad luck.
Without emergency space, one bad fruit can end your game.
With it, you have room to recover.
Think of it like a safety net.
Different fruits have different sizes.
Cherries are tiny.
Watermelons are huge.
Learn how much space each fruit takes.
Why does this help?
When you know fruit sizes, you can judge gaps better.
You will know if a melon fits in a spot.
You will know how much space a merge will free up.
Play many games and pay attention to sizes.
After a while, you will know them without thinking.
This knowledge helps you place fruits more accurately.
The best tip is simple: do not give up.
Every game teaches you something.
Bad games show you what not to do.
Good games show you what works.
Why does this help?
Fruit Merge is a skill game.
Your brain learns patterns over time.
The more you play, the better your instincts become.
Top players have played hundreds of games.
They learned from every loss.
Be patient with yourself.
Your scores will improve if you keep practicing.
These ten tips work best together.
Check the next fruit while keeping big fruits in a corner.
Group small fruits while using gravity to set up chains.
Flatten your stack while saving emergency space.
Start with one or two tips.
Master them before adding more.
Soon these habits will become automatic.
You will make better moves without thinking hard.
Your high score is waiting.
Use these tips and go get it!