Suika Game and Suika Game Planet Land on PS5 for $2.99 Each
A pair of low-cost puzzle titles from Nintendo Switch—Suika Game and Suika Game Planet—has quietly made its way to PlayStation 5, with both games now available to buy on the PS Store for $2.99 each. The releases bring a “drop, merge, and grow” fruit-stacking format to Sony’s platform, giving PS5 players access to a series that first launched in Japan in 2021 and later expanded in 2025.
What just launched on PS5, and how much it costs
Suika Game and Suika Game Planet are both available on PS5 for $2.99 per game. The series originally debuted on Nintendo Switch in Japan in 2021 (Suika Game), with Suika Game Planet arriving in Japan in 2025. Both entries were also noted as having received accolades.
A fruit-stacking puzzle built around simple rules
The core gameplay is easy to learn but hard to master: the games revolve around stacking falling fruit inside a container, merging identical items, and pushing for the biggest possible result. The objective is to build upward by combining matching fruits to evolve into larger ones, with the final target described as the watermelon.
As the official overview puts it, players drop fruits into the box and merge identical ones to evolve them into bigger fruits. If the pile spills out of the box, the match ends. Scoring comes from evolving fruit combinations while keeping the stack under control.
- Touching identical fruits evolves them into the next larger fruit and awards points.
- Players move “Poppy” left or right by pressing and dragging, then release to drop fruit.
- You can also tap inside the box to drop a fruit directly at the tapped spot.
- If any fruit spills out of the box, the game is over.
Why this matters for PS5 players
At $2.99 each, the PS5 versions lower the barrier for players who want fast, repeatable puzzle sessions—especially those who like games that reward quick spatial thinking and planning under pressure. The series’ straightforward “merge to evolve” loop also makes it accessible for newcomers while still offering depth through stack management and scoring optimization.
Switch-exclusive origins, PS5 availability now
Both titles were first released in Japan—Suika Game in 2021 and Suika Game Planet in 2025—before becoming known for recognition and praise. With both now listed on the PS Store for PS5, the series is moving beyond its original Nintendo platform footprint, giving PlayStation players a chance to try the fruit-merging formula without needing a Switch.
