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Press, drag and release a stroke through airborne fruit. Crossing a fruit with the blade cuts it; touching elsewhere does not. On a keyboard, arrows or WASD move the visible blade, while held Space on the board or the Slice button cuts.
Each sliced fruit earns one point. Cutting two or more in one continuous stroke adds a bonus when you release: two fruit add one bonus point, three add three. The bonus grows with the number of fruit in that same stroke.
Missing a fruit uses one of your three chances. The run ends after three misses. There are no bombs to avoid; concentrate on reachable fruit and clean strokes. Pause freezes the round; P or Enter on the focused board toggles play and pause. Switching away requires Resume before cutting continues.
Watch the arcs so you can cut several nearby fruit while they are still close together. A stroke across their paths is often easier than tracing each fruit separately. Release after the useful group to finish that stroke’s bonus.
A fruit about to leave the board needs attention before a promising new group high above. Take the reachable single cut when a long chain would let it fall. More fruit in one stroke helps only when you still make the cuts.
Fruit Slice makes the stroke itself part of scoring. The bonus records fruit actually crossed in one held action, rather than a decorative multiplier. Familiar fruit shapes and visible arcs keep attention on the cut.