Imogen Brennan

There is a particular kind of magic found in games that look simple but feel impossible to put down. Lately, the internet has been overtaken by a colorful, physics-based phenomenon involving smiling cherries, grumpy strawberries, and the ultimate goal: a giant, round watermelon. If you’ve seen streamers screaming at a screen filled with tumbling fruit, you’ve likely witnessed the addictive charm of the Suika Game.