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Fruit Slicer is a fast and fun arcade-style mobile game built with Flutter and Flame game engine.
I designed and developed the game with smooth fruit slicing gameplay, score system, lives/health system, menu screen, splash screen, and attractive game UI. The main goal of this project was to create a simple but engaging mobile game with responsive controls and smooth performance.
The game includes fruit objects, slicing interaction, score tracking, game-over logic, and a polished mobile-friendly design.
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