The Fruit Bubble game, Here it is!

Okay, the game we created together with the kids during Christmas 2025 took off, and a lot of people found it from Instagram. A lot of you are asking where it is, so if you Googled “Gretas Fruit Bubbles” or “Widetoes Fruit bubbles” and ended up here, you are at the right place.

Building a Fruit Merge Game with My Kids (and AI)

There’s something magical about building things with your kids. Last week, we sat down together and created a game, not by teaching them to code, but by prompting together.

The Game

It’s a simple concept: drop fruits into a container and watch physics do its thing. When two fruits of the same type collide, they merge into a bigger fruit. 🍒 becomes 🍓, 🍓 becomes 🍊, and so on—all the way up to the mighty 🍉 watermelon.

The goal? Score as many points as possible before the fruits stack too high.

Building It Together

What made this project special wasn’t the code—it was the collaboration. My kids had opinions. Strong opinions.

“The watermelon should be HUGE!”

“Can we add confetti when you get a high score?”

“What if the fruits explode with sparkles when they merge?”

Each idea became a prompt. Each prompt became a feature. They watched their ideas appear on screen in real-time, and their excitement was contagious.

What We Learned

For them: creativity has immediate results. Ideas matter. You don’t need to know how something works to build it.

For me: the best features came from their unfiltered imagination. Kids don’t self-censor. They just ask for what would be fun.

Try it yourself and see if you can beat your family high score. 🍉