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Welcome to the dojo, ninja.
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Fruit Ninja is a fruit-slicing game for Android in the Arcade category, published by Halfbrick Studios. You swipe across fruit on screen to cut it while avoiding bombs. The listing shows more than 500,000,000 installs.
It suits anyone who wants short sessions. The listing describes it as fun for passing time and for players who want to build their slicing skill, and it offers both a high-intensity mode and a slower one.
The build we hold is Fruit Ninja® 3.97.9 (APKS split bundle) for Android 6.0 and up.
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Arcade mode is built around setting high scores. You dodge bombs and chain large combos, and you can collect Double Score, Freeze and Frenzy bananas to boost your points during a run. Zen Mode removes the time pressure and is meant for slicing to relieve stress. Classic mode is endless: you keep slicing until you hit a bomb or let a fruit fall.
Powerups are the common thread across these modes. The listing says you equip them before play to give your score a boost, so they add to the core swipe-and-slice loop rather than replacing it.
Event mode pits you against characters including Truffles the pig, Mari and Rinjin. Winning those clashes earns unique swords and dojos, which can be used in Classic, Zen and Arcade mode. The listing says these items carry over into the other modes.
The daily Challenge mode asks you to out-slice other ninjas for special prizes. It is a recurring, one-day task rather than a single event, and the listing presents it as a way to compete on a fixed schedule.
Shared-screen local multiplayer lets several people take turns or play together on the same device. This is the mode the listing points to for playing with family and friends in the same room.
You can also compare scores with friends and climb the leaderboard. The listing mentions minigames based on Fruit Ninja: Puss in Boots as an additional set of short games, each one a separate way to play.