Casual · FREE BROWSER GAME
Fruit Pie
About Fruit Pie
Fruit Pie is a fruit-tapping arcade game set in a sunny forest. Apples, cherries, pineapples, oranges and plums fall from the trees; tap fruit before it reaches the ground to score. Bombs fall among the fruit, so quick taps need to be selective.
A run starts with 30 seconds and three lives. Each fruit adds a point and one second, while a bomb collision removes a life. Keep collecting safely to extend the timer, and avoid spending all three hearts on hazards. The results screen shows the best and last scores.
- Controls
- Tap or click falling fruit
- Start
- 30 seconds and three lives
- Hazard
- Bombs remove a life
How to play Fruit Pie
- Tap a falling fruit before it reaches the ground; click it with a mouse on desktop.
- Each fruit you collect adds to the score and gives one extra second.
- Avoid bombs. A bomb collision removes one of the three lives.
- Keep scoring while protecting your remaining lives; the run ends when time or lives run out.
Practical tips for Fruit Pie
Learn the bomb shape
Identify bombs before tapping a cluster. A wrong tap costs a life.
Choose fruit with room to react
Tap fruit while it is still high enough to leave time to spot the next falling object.
Skip a risky cluster
If a bomb is mixed in with fruit, leaving that group alone can protect a life.
Watch the timer after each catch
The clock starts at 30 seconds, and every fruit adds one second. Safe catches extend the run.
Fruit Pie FAQ
Is Fruit Pie free?
Yes. Play it in your browser without a download or sign-up.
How do I play?
Tap falling fruit on a touch screen or click it on desktop before it reaches the ground.
What ends the game?
The run ends when the timer reaches zero or all three lives are lost. Bombs remove a life.
Is every round exactly 30 seconds?
A run starts at 30 seconds, and collecting fruit adds one second each time.
What do the hearts show?
They indicate the three lives available at the start of a run.
Is my best score saved?
Yes. The results screen shows BEST SCORE alongside the last score.