History of Suika Game

The core concept of Suika Game originated from the Chinese web game 'Merge Big Watermelon' (合成大西瓜), created by Midou Technology in January 2021, which quickly became a viral hit.

Following the positive reception of the projector version, Aladdin X decided to port the game to Nintendo eShop. The Switch and projector versions have slight differences in fruit weight and scoring systems, optimized for each platform.

Starting September 2023, influenced by Japanese streamers, VTubers, and social media, sales surged 'over 50,000 times' and rocketed to the top of the charts.

The Switch version officially released in Europe, America, Australia and other regions. Initially available only in Japanese, later updates added English, Korean, Chinese and other languages.

Built on 'drop → collide → merge' mechanics, using physics puzzles and chain reactions to merge identical fruits into larger ones. The ultimate goal is to create watermelons and achieve high scores.

With sustained popularity, Japan released a Switch physical 'Special Edition' to meet the needs of collectors and cartridge users.

The 'Multiplayer Mode' DLC was released, expanding competitive and interactive gameplay options.

Aladdin X announced the sequel 'Suika Game Planet', planned for Switch and Switch 2, introducing new elements including local 4-player co-op.