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Fruit merge puzzle

Juicy Jar

Drop, merge and grow juicy fruit all the way to the watermelon — calm or wild. Not everything from the desk is paperwork. Juicy Jar is a fruit-merging puzzle for a tea break: real physics, 18 fruit with animated faces, five ways to play, and no account to make.

In closed testing on Google Play · public release soon

Closed testing on Google Play · Android · Free with ads

Where it helps

A few minutes between things

Classic is endless until the jar overflows; Time Attack gives you three minutes for the best score; Challenge gives you 40 drops. Short rounds, and a game in progress is saved if you close the app.

Nothing to rush

Zen mode has no game over, so you can just merge and unwind. Swap the fruit in your hand, or shake the jar when it jams.

When you want it harder

Rival is the hard mode: a hidden rival hands you the awkward fruit, so every drop needs thought.

What it does

  • 18 fruit, from cherry and strawberry to kiwi and the giant watermelon, each with an animated face
  • Fruit roll, tumble and pile up like real fruit, and every merge nudges its neighbours so chain reactions are possible
  • Five modes: Classic, Time Attack, Challenge, Zen and Rival
  • Swap and Shake helpers, earned through combos and big fruit
  • Works offline; there are no in-app purchases

What it does with your data

  • Your scores, discovered fruit, settings and the game in progress are stored only on the phone, and there is no account or sign-in.
  • The free game shows ads from Google AdMob, only on menus and between games. Videos are optional: you choose to watch one to continue a game or to get an extra Swap or Shake.
  • The Google Mobile Ads SDK may collect your advertising ID, approximate location from your IP address, app interaction and diagnostic data. Where consent is required, such as the EEA and UK, you are asked first, and you can change your choice under Settings, Ad privacy choices.
  • Juicy Jar is for a general audience aged 13 and over and has no in-app purchases.

Good to know

Juicy Jar is in closed testing on Google Play now; the public listing will be linked here when it opens. The internet permission is used for ads and the consent form only, and the game itself plays offline.

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