A fruit-picking adventure for little hands

Pick. Climb. Explore.

Join a little explorer in a straw hat: climb trees, place ladders, knock fruit down with a pole, row a boat after floating coconuts — and bring every fruit home to the basket.

Ages 4+
No ads
Plays offline
First garden free

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What makes it special

Fruit that really falls and rolls — and no way to lose

Every level teaches one new skill. Picked fruit falls, rolls down slopes, floats and drifts with the current, and the child works out where the basket should go.

Fruit that falls and rolls

Fruit falls, rolls, floats and drifts. Kids figure out where to put the basket or row the boat to catch it.

No losing, no punishment

A fall is just "Oops!", and there is always a life ring in the water.

One new skill per level

Climbing branches, ladders, poles, rope swings, boats, swimming — one at a time.

Made for small hands

A joystick and two big buttons. Nothing to read, nothing to type.

A world map of gardens

Apple Garden, Mango Farm, Nipa Forest and more gardens on the way.

Safe by design

Plays offline. No ads, no accounts, no data collection. Just one optional one-time purchase, behind a parental gate.

Have a look

Straight from the orchard

A child in a straw hat under an apple tree, with a basket to the right — Apple Garden — level 1

Rowing a boat towards coconut palms over the water — Row the boat to catch floating fruit

The world map with seven gardens, only the Apple Garden open — The world map — new gardens coming

How to play

Four steps and you're off

1
Walk and climb
Push the joystick to walk. Reach a tree and push up to climb it.
2
Pick the fruit
Tap the hand button next to a fruit. Watch where it falls.
3
Bring it home
Carry the fruit to the basket — or let it roll there. Every level needs a few.
4
Collect stars
Finish for one star. Don't fall, don't lose a fruit, or find the golden one for more.

For parents

Fruit Quest builds hand–eye coordination, patience and a bit of problem-solving: where should the basket go? How do I reach that fruit? Each level takes two to five minutes, and three stars per level make children want to play it again.

Nothing leaves the deviceThe game has no servers, and progress is saved only on the device. The only time it goes online is the store, when a grown-up buys the pack.
One purchase, made by grown-upsThe first garden is free. The rest comes as one one-time purchase through Google Play or the App Store, behind a parental gate. No subscriptions, no ads, no links out of the game.
A grown-up installs itRead the privacy policy, then hand over the phone.

Ready to pick?

Get Fruit Quest for your child

Free to download on Google Play and the App Store.