Melon Lab

Melon Lab is Ayi1337's experimental fruit-merging puzzle built around soft, deformable objects. Aim above a transparent container and release fruit into the pile, where matching pieces combine into larger forms. The unusual part is how the fruit bends, squeezes into gaps and shifts as the container fills, making every drop less predictable than a conventional rigid-body merging game.

Three material settings change the feel of the simulation, ranging from a jelly-like response to looser semi-fluid and juice-like motion. Players can also tilt the container or spend stored energy to stir the contents, creating another way to bring matching fruit together when the pile becomes stuck. The game supports mouse, touch and keyboard input and runs from the creator's official browser page without an installation.

Move the aiming guide with the pointer, touch controls or the left and right arrow keys, then click, tap or press Enter to drop the next fruit. When two pieces of the same type touch, they merge into a larger fruit and increase the score.

Use A and D or the on-screen controls to tilt the container. Change the material mode to alter how the fruit deforms and flows. When enough energy is available, press Space or use the stir control to disturb a blocked pile. Keep all fruit below the warning line; allowing the container to overflow ends the run.