
Fruit Slice
One swipe, five fruits, no bombs

Slide an astronaut and a glowing net along a moon deck while comets, ice chunks and star shards pour out of a nebula — and black rocks come down with them.
Did you like Comet Catcher?
Comet Catcher is a fast arcade game about the last shift on a very busy moon. You stand on a landing deck under a swirling nebula with a net held over your head, and the sky keeps dropping things on you. Slide left and right, line the rim up and catch whatever is worth catching before it hits the deck.
Gold comets are the bread and butter. Ice chunks fall faster and pay a little less. Pink star shards are worth more than either, if you can get under them in time. Every catch adds a link to your chain, and the chain sets your multiplier all the way up to eight times — but let a comet or a shard reach the deck and the chain is gone. Black rocks are the other half of the job: catch one and the net tears, and the third tear ends the run. Four power-ups fall in between, each for a few seconds: a wider net, a magnet that drags the loot sideways into your hands, slow-motion that buys you a moment to think, and a shield that eats one rock for free.
There are three ways to play. Endless is an endless run: it goes until the net is gone, gets faster the longer you last, and saves your high score in your browser. Daily deals everyone the same seeded fall pattern for the date, so today's daily run is the one everyone else is playing too. Blitz is sixty seconds of pure greed, and every star shard buys one more second on the clock. Arrow keys or A and D on a keyboard, the mouse if you prefer it, or a finger dragged anywhere on a phone. Press P to pause, M to mute.
In Comet Catcher the chain is worth more than any single catch. Every catch adds a link and pushes the multiplier towards eight times, but one comet or shard reaching the deck breaks it, so it is often better to take the nearest gold comet than to stretch for a distant star shard and miss both. Ice chunks fall faster, so get under them early.
Keep one eye on the black rocks. Catching one tears the net and the third tear ends the run, so when a rock falls beside something valuable, step aside. The shield eats one rock for free and the magnet drags loot sideways into the net, which makes both good moments to be greedy, while slow-motion is the time to sort out a crowded sky. Start in Endless to learn how things fall, try Daily for a pattern everyone shares, and in Blitz chase the star shards, since each one adds a second to the clock.
Yes. Comet Catcher is free to play in your browser on Kiloo. There is nothing to download and no account to create. Your Endless high score is saved in the browser you play in.
Yes. On a phone or tablet you drag a finger anywhere on the screen to slide the net. On a computer you use A and D, the arrow keys or the mouse. P pauses, M mutes and R restarts.
Every catch adds a link to your chain, and the chain raises your multiplier up to eight times. Let a comet or star shard hit the deck and the chain is gone, so steady catching scores more than chasing the odd big one.
Endless runs until the net is torn three times, gets faster as you go and saves your high score. Daily gives everyone the same seeded fall pattern for the date. Blitz lasts sixty seconds, and each star shard you catch adds one more second.
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