Fruit Slicer
* In FRUIT SLICER you have to cut the fruits that appear on the screen and DON'T let them fall, otherwise you lose life and the game ends after 3 lost lives. *...
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About Fruit Slicer: * In FRUIT SLICER you have to cut the fruits that appear on the screen and DON'T let them fall, otherwise you lose life and the game ends after 3 lost lives. * Beware of bombs: they detonate your life too. * 3 Modes: ARCADE, ZEN and FENETIC Gather your colleagues and find out who is the best in the FRUIT SLICER
How to play Fruit Slicer: Mobile drag your finger across the screen to cut the fruits PC hold down the left mouse button and drag the arrow across the screen to cut the fruits
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