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- The wait is over! Fruit Ninja has now been expanded with a gigantic update for our loyal Android followers! In fact, this update is so jam packed with goodness that we can't even list it all below! Get ready to expand your fruit slicing arsenal with 8 new blades, 7 backgrounds, exciting new power ups and the highly anticipated pomegranate. We've also added local multiplayer support for select tablet devices and a host of invigorating tweaks to improve your overall gameplay experience. Update now and prepare to put your favorite Android devices through some serious workouts. More details below!
- GUTSU'S CART & NEW POWER UPS:
- Use Starfruit to boost your arsenal with exhilarating power ups and never before seen super fruit! Our traveling merchant Gutsu and his porky pal Truffles will ensure you always get the best deal possible.
- BOMB DEFLECTS - Swat those pesky bombs into oblivion with this skilful new ninja move and watch your high scores rise!
- BERRY BLASTS - Prepare for things to get messy with this highly explosive new super fruit!
- PEACHY TIME - These succulent peaches add extra time to Arcade and Zen mode for longer games and seriously high scores. Push yourself to the limit as you battle to keep the clock ticking!
- NEW MULTIPLAYER MODES:
- Two players can now play head to head in the unique multiplayer modes Classic Attack and Zen Duel! It's fast, frantic and hilarious action with two players battling it out to achieve sweet, sweet victory!
- Compatible with 7" tablets and up. Local multiplayer only. Eligible devices are automatically detected.
- THE POMEGRANATE COMETH:
- The pomegranate blasts its way into Classic and Arcade mode in this juicy new update! Slice it as many times as possible before it bursts apart, clearing away bombs and destroying all the other fruit around it!
- NEW BLADES:
- Cloud Kicker Predict your own weather!
- Sakura Slicer Let the petals fall in the wind.
- Calligraphy Brush - The pen is mightier than the sword!
- Lightning Bolt - Who said lightning never strikes twice?
- Rainbow Blade - A magical blade that shimmers and sparkles with every slice.
- Water Blade - Empty your mind. Be formless, shapeless - like water.
- King Dragon Blade - Harness the mighty power of the dragon and bring fiery destruction to all in your path!
- Firecracker Blade - Heat up your game with this flashy new blade!
- NEW BACKGROUNDS:
- Cloudy Skies Get some fresh air!
- Cherry Blossom Background Let the flower viewing festival begin!
- Parchment Background - Leave your mark with this ancient canvas!
- Storm Castle Background - Annihilate fruit under the cover of darkness!
- Gutsu & Truffles Background - Let friendly faces guide you on your journey to become the ultimate Fruit Ninja.King Dragon Background - A background fit for a king. Dedicated to the amazing 6 year old fruit master!
- Chinese Zodiac Background - Hone your ancient skills with the Chinese Zodiac!
Stay juicy, - The Halfbrick Team
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Product Description
Product Description
Fruit Ninja - the messiest, most satisfying fruit game ever!
Carve, Splatter, and Slash
Playing with your food might not seem like a crucial part of ninja training, but as the good folks at Halfbrick Studios will tell you--for ninjas, it's more than just a game. All ninjas hate fruit! Join the ninja clan as you slash your way through three modes of juicy gameplay. You'll soon see that Fruit Ninja is the messiest, most satisfying fruit game ever!
Enter the dojo of the wise ninja sensei to hone your deadly fruit-slaying skills. Learning to play is easy: just swipe your finger across the screen to carve gruesome, juice-splattered smears out of hordes of apples, watermelons, coconuts, and other ninja foes. Fruit Ninja is an addictive, fun, casual game that brings a splash of bright color to your Android mobile screen.
Turn your enemies into sorbet with the Ice Blade.
Leave Your Juicer On the Shelf: Get a Ninja Instead
To slice and dice your way into gaming bliss, simply choose one of three different game modes to begin your adventure.
Slice multiple fruit at the same time to score combos and earn bonus points, but be careful of bombs--touching one will put a swift end to your juicy adventure. Precise touchscreen controls and simple addictive gameplay ensure a fun experience for even the youngest of grasshoppers.
Carve up juicy combos.
Good For Your Melon: Sensei's Fruit Facts
As you train to become a whirlwind of fruit destruction, your success will also please the wise ninja sensei: when he likes what he sees, he may even grant you coveted items and exciting backgrounds. Look sharp with your bright new "Mr. Sparkle" blade, or make your foes feverish with the shifting neon tones of the "Disco Blade."
In addition to all this free swag, the good sensei has much sage advice to offer you. Did you know that there are over 1,200 varieties of watermelon? Or that in some parts of the world, trained monkeys are used to harvest coconuts? Heed the teachings of your sensei as you continue on with your adventure. After all, as any scholar of war will tell you: you must know your enemy.
Find game-changing power-ups.
Ninjas From Around the World
Gone are the days when ninjas lived a life of hushed secrecy--the modern ninja knows that in this era of social networking, their amazing deeds must be put on display for a global audience. Fruit Ninja features OpenFeint support--an add-on service integrated into the game--that lets you post scores online.
Fight your way up to the top of the leaderboards, or find your friends by importing them from Facebook. Compare scores and compete online for the ultimate bragging rights. You can even unlock achievements as you play through the game, fulfilling special objectives like "Mango Magic" or "Combo Mambo."
Four Different Game Modes
Arcade Mode
Fast-paced gameplay awaits in Arcade mode, where you'll keep your eyes peeled for three power-up bananas that can drastically improve your score. A cool, frosty "Freeze" banana slows down the action, making it easier for you to set up your combos. A blue-striped "Double Points" banana doubles all point values for a short period of time--criticals and combos included. And, not to be outdone, an orange-striped "Frenzy" banana triggers a colorful eruption of fruit and stars that pour in from both sides of the screen!
Classic
Go back to the original mode that started the Fruit Ninja craze. Precision counts here: there's no timer, but if you miss three pieces of fruit, it's game over. Learn to set up your slashes so they hit multiple targets, and avoid any bombs thrown into the mix.
Zen Mode
Enter a meditative state with this peaceful and relaxing game mode. The pressure is off here, with no bombs or power-ups to watch out for, and no penalty for missed fruit: simply try for the highest score possible in 90 seconds of gameplay.
Multiplayer Mode
Take on your fellow ninjas with Fruit Ninja's multiplayer compatibility using both local and online multiplayer services.
Editorial Reviews
"Fruit Ninja is fun, fun, fun. It's an instant pleasure and one you can find yourself hooked to..." -IGN.com
"It's simple, fun and best of all challenging" -TouchArcade.com
"The 3D graphics are luscious with fruit splattering their juices gruesomely across the background" -AppSpy.com
"Despite a silly premise, Fruit Ninja is a stealth hitter: sharp graphics, succulent sound effects, and dead-simple game play makes this an ideal way to enliven idle time" -PCmag.com
"Halfbrick did what they set out to do: create an exceptional game that can provide endless hours of fun for anyone--gamer or not" -BuzzFocus.com
Gameplay Elements
• Intuitive and precise touchscreen controls for a quick and easy learning curve
• Bright, colorful gameplay with delicious fruit splatters and sound effects
• Combo chains and critical hits
• Three different game modes: Arcade, Classic, and Zen
• Rustling leaves, bamboo flutes, and other soothing ambient sounds
• Three power-ups to change the way you play
Sensei's Swag
Be on the lookout for ways to unlock some of these juicy rewards, as well as the elusive and rare Dragonfruit!
• Old Glory: Declare your independence with this American flag-themed blade
• Butterfly Knife: Fly away with the colorful, animated effects of this purple knife
• I Heart Sensei Background: Pay your respects to the wise ninja sensei with this polaroid photo background
• Great Wave Background: Use this famous piece of art as the perfect backdrop for slicing fruit
• Yin Yang Background: Balance your body, soul and ninja spirit with this background
Key Features
Fruit-splattering Fun
Slash and splatter fruit with your touchscreen in this fun, casual game.
Cool Unlockables
Check out the dojo to see how to unlock some of sensei's swag.
Go Bananas
Keep an eye out for three different game-changing power-ups: Freeze, Double Points, and Frenzy.
Challenging Gameplay
Learn to avoid these bombs as you slice and dice your fruit opponents.
A Juicy Education
Learn one of Sensei's Fun Fruit Facts at the end of every game.
Online High Scores and Achievements
Climb to the top of the leaderboards with Fruit Ninja's OpenFeint support.
Developer Info
Halfbrick Studios is a games studio based in Brisbane, Australia
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
579 of 664 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I used to love this game and so did my toddler. But then they decided to add the stupid rewards, and now the game automatically exits unless it can access the internet. Now I can't let my daughter play unless I hover over her to make sure she doesn't buy something. If I'm low on data for the month, can't play until I connect to WiFi. And don't even think about playing during a flight. Adding the rewards has killed this game for my family.
498 of 591 people found the following review helpful
By Mistry s.
Amazon Verified Purchase
I loved the free version of this game so I decided to buy the full version. But this has the same features as the free one. I was very dissapointed when I found out that this game had even less blades that you could unlock. So I say stick w/ the free one.
130 of 153 people found the following review helpful
By C. Davis
Amazon Verified Purchase
After playing the free version of this game for months, I picked the paid version up as the free app of the day a while back. Then, I started noticing some quirky stuff.
Why does this game REQUIRE internet access to be played? If I lose my cell connection in the boondocks or a concrete building, then I cannot play fruit ninja. Wtf?!?
Why does this PAID app need to access my camera and my contacts? There is something seriously wrong with that.
Also, after having played this game for all of 20 minutes, my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus showed a drop of 40% battery life. Checking the battery stats showed me that it was 95% fruit ninja's fault. I also noticed that over 50% of the mobile data I had used that day was used by fruit ninja. BUYER BEWARE!
Why does this game REQUIRE internet access to be played? If I lose my cell connection in the boondocks or a concrete building, then I cannot play fruit ninja. Wtf?!?
Why does this PAID app need to access my camera and my contacts? There is something seriously wrong with that.
Also, after having played this game for all of 20 minutes, my Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus showed a drop of 40% battery life. Checking the battery stats showed me that it was 95% fruit ninja's fault. I also noticed that over 50% of the mobile data I had used that day was used by fruit ninja. BUYER BEWARE!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
1.0 out of 5 stars
Doesn't even work--LG lucid
For whatever reason after launching this game once, it refuses to work at all. Even after uninstalling and reinstalling the app it still doesn't work. Seriously? Read more
Published 3 minutes ago by karen
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fun game, a shame about the ads
Fruit ninja is a game where you use your finger to cut fruit as it flies across your screen. It's fun and easy to play; but challenging enough to keep you playing. Read more
Published 14 hours ago by TheReviewGuy
2.0 out of 5 stars
Malware?
My Junos Pulse AV is constantly detecting that this APK contains a.ginmaster.21 trojan... Uninstalled.. Also sent feedback to Amazon regarding app.
Published 16 hours ago by John Pape
5.0 out of 5 stars
Does NOT require Internet access
I don't know what that other folks were talking about. This game does not require internet access to play. (Maybe the issue was fixed by the programmers. Read more
Published 18 hours ago by TooManyHobbies
5.0 out of 5 stars
Free app of the day
Got this as the free app of the day. Had to see what other people were talking about that it requires Internet access. Read more
Published 23 hours ago by Curtis S
1.0 out of 5 stars
Holy permissions, Halfbrick!
I've heard a lot about this game. Jumped on it as the FAotD. Then I saw the permissions required as it started up its installer.
UM, NOPE. I cancelled the install. Read more
UM, NOPE. I cancelled the install. Read more
Published 1 day ago by Michael D. Mays
3.0 out of 5 stars
Great
Great game, but we need updates, like the shop, that became year ago to iOS. Halfbrick, do you remember us? Disappointed.
Published 1 day ago by Ricardo Bandeira
3.0 out of 5 stars
This was already the Free App of the Day once!
This was already the Free App of the Day once! Seriously? I got it the first time. Is the whole cycle just going to start over?
Published 1 day ago by C. Melton
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works well
I like the part where you can play with another random player. Although laggy sometimes, but I like, maybe My internet or wifi or my kindle itself has something to do with the... Read more
Published 1 day ago by Emilio B. Jimenez
1.0 out of 5 stars
Was going to install till I saw the rights
I usually allow most permissions but this one scared me. I am not going to allow access to my phone calls, contact info and running apps just to slice virtual fruit
Published 1 day ago by Brian Layman
