Dilim: Fruit Slice

Dilim is a slicing puzzle. Fruits sit on a 7×8 board; swipe your finger across three or more of the same kind in a straight line — across, down or diagonal — and they split apart with a splash. New fruit drops in from the top and the board keeps moving. Early levels are 45-second rounds: beat the target score for one star, go further for two and three. Fast, back-to-back slices build a combo multiplier up to ×5, and a full fever bar makes every slice count triple. Later levels bring goals — collect a kind of piece, break the ice, smash the crates, snap the chains — on boards of different shapes, and puzzle levels where you have a set number of moves instead of a clock. Cut four in a row and the middle fruit turns striped — tap it to sweep its row and column. Cut five and you get a rainbow fruit that clears every fruit of its kind. Special fruits chain into each other. When you get stuck, the game shows you a line to slice. When you need a push, four boosters wait at the bottom: Knife (one fruit), Sword (row and column), Blender (a whole kind) and +10 seconds (+3 moves in puzzle levels). Win levels to earn coins for more. 500 levels across five worlds: fruits, gems, candies, desserts and flowers. iPhone and iPad. English and Turkish. Free to play, supported by ads; a rewarded ad can add ten seconds or five moves when you run out, or hand you a booster.