Description

Pleasing physics puzzles where one careful swipe beats a dozen hurried cuts. Study hinges and obstacles, draw clean lines, and let gravity do the rest as every piece tumbles into the juicer. How to play Draw straight or curved slices to separate fruit so all pieces fall through gaps into the juicer while avoiding grinders, bumpers, and angled trays. Read hinge points—cutting above a pivot flips a section like a trapdoor. Favor long, deliberate lines that split heavy tops from light bottoms so both slide cleanly. Pineapples/melons love decisive bisects; bananas prefer angled trims that free their curve; stacked crates often open with a single diagonal that dislodges the pile. Chase three stars by minimizing cuts—remove only what blocks the path, then add tiny cleanup nicks if a slice stalls. Later levels add moving blades and conveyors: time cuts inside safe windows and use motion to shepherd pieces toward the chute. Controls Desktop: Click–drag to slice; release to simulate; R to reset; F for fullscreen. Mobile: Swipe to slice; tap undo/reset; optional haptic toggle. Tips & strategy Pivot math: Slice just above hinges to flip sections. One big line: Long separations > many small scrapes. Fruit-specific angles: Bisect thick fruit; angle thin curves. Minimalism wins: Fewer cuts = higher stars. Use motion: Conveyors/blades can guide pieces. Modes & variations Classic, Timed Juicer, Hard (limited cuts). FAQ Q: A chunk sticks on a ledge. A: Add a tiny nick to free it without losing your minimal-cut score. Q: Too much camera motion. A: Enable reduced motion and high-contrast outlines in Accessibility. Q: Who made the game? A: Not disclosed by developer.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play