While Watermelon Game Suika involves merging fruits, I like ABC by Tim Kretz, which is a puzzle game where you evolve the letters of the alphabet without letting the container overflow. Though retaining the core gameplay of Suika titles, the game’s shake mechanic introduces a unique twist to the letter-merging experience.

Plan and adapt accordingly

In I like ABC, players merge the same letters to evolve them into another letter. For example, dropping a letter B on another letter B in the container will evolve it into letter C. Upcoming letters are shown in Next, giving you time to plan and strategize your placement. 

Dropping or evolving a letter causes the letters inside to collide and tumble, setting you up for failure or a lucky success. Shaking the letters may also merge obstructed letters. While aiming for a high score is appealing, the repetitive gameplay can leave players bored and disengaged.

You won’t find fruits in this game

Like most suika titles in the market, I like ABC is a game that fuses luck, strategy, and skill to bring in a thrilling, enjoyable gameplay experience for puzzle lovers. The fact that you merge letters instead of fruits is a bonus in itself.