Suika Animals

An empty container waits at the center of Suika Animals. Animal faces fill the falling balls, giving this kids' puzzle a playful look with a real planning angle. Children around 7 and older get a light brain workout here, reading the pile, picking a landing spot, and preventing the stack from crowding the top. Fewer balls means more room. Matching pairs create a new animal, which adds another layer to each drop.

How to play?

Drop each ball into the container and line it up with a twin. Two identical animals merge into a new creature after contact. Chickens, penguins, chanterelles, raccoons, hippos, owls, crocodiles, deer, and other babies all appear on the balls. Space shrinks with every bad landing. Place pieces with care and leave the smallest possible pile inside the container.