Fruit Ninja, a casual puzzle game developed by Australian company Halfbrick Studios. The source of the idea for Fruit Ninja is very simple: an employee at home saw a TV commercial selling fruit knives, and to show the sharpness of the knives, the salesman threw bananas into the air, and then used the fruit knives to cut the bananas in the air.

(1) When there is no combo (i.e., only 1-2 fruits are hit in each cut), 1 point is scored for each fruit, 50 points for dragon fruit.

(2) In the case of a combo (cutting 3 or more fruits at the same time), the number of fruits cut will be counted as 2, regardless of the number of combos. That is to say, the score is the same if you slice twice and hit 3, and if you slice once and hit 6.

(3) In the center of the fruit will be cut in the heart of a tip, once +10 points.

(4) In arcade mode, you will be awarded extra points for consecutive hits, up to 30 points .

The operation of the game is extremely simple, the screen will constantly jump out of a variety of fruits - watermelon, pineapple, kiwi, strawberries, blueberries, bananas, pomegranate, poppy, apple, dragon fruit, etc., the player sees the thrown fruit to see the right to use the finger to move across the screen, you can be like a ninja warrior as painful to cut open the fruit, in their fall Before they fall to quickly cut off all; However, in addition to many thrown fruit, there will also be mixed with bombs and other things, once cut to the explosion will be triggered. Fruits are big and small, small fruits are less easy to cut. Cut different fruits, you will see different colors of bright pulp, and like some fruits with more water, various colors of juice splashed into the mid-air, or splashed into the wall. The game does not have a unique soundtrack, only the sound of chopping open the fruit and the crisp sound of birds chirping.