Halfbrick Studios's Fruit Ninja is going to be getting a huge update that adds new gameplay mechanics this October.

Gameplay Fruit Ninja Kinect 2's gameplay (just like the original version) revolves around slicing fruit for high scores in different game modes.

This gameplay mode alone is what will make this game feel as if it's a direct sequel to Fruit Ninja. Essentially, Bandito is a gauntlet of goofy yet hellish challenges that test your reflexes more ...

Fruit Ninja began as a simple gameplay concept from lead designer Luke Muscat. During a round of game pitches that Halfbrick conducts on a regular basis, Luke brought forth Fruit Ninja.

With beautifully rendered graphics, some pretty sweet sword options, and innovatively simple gameplay, Fruit Ninja is a great game for all ages and all types of users.

Fruit Ninja Kinect is a sweet little trifle that won't leave you satisfied.

Fruit Ninja ($0.99) by Halfbrick Studios is an iOS gaming classic. Released in 2010, it was an instant hit with its simple, fun gameplay. It’s touchscreen gaming at its purest. Fruits appear on the ...

But Fruit Ninja Kinect, demoed at E3 this week, takes the casual game to a more intense level–and makes gameplay possible for people with big fingers or poor fine motor skills.

iPhone and iPod Touch gamers have likely already heard of Fruit Ninja, a game where you coldly murder different offerings from nature's bounty -- by tapping and slicing across the screen, you cut ...

It is called Fruit Ninja Fight, and as the name would suggest, it's a multiplayer-focused Fruit Ninja game. The gameplay is simple to understand. You see, there are two types of fruit, red and blue.

As Fruit Ninja celebrates its second anniversary, the creator of the game, Luke Muscat, talks to Polygon about how far the studio has come and what it's like making a game that still tops iOS ...

Our good friends from Germany graced Fruit Ninja with its first #1 spot and we have been proud to accommodate their gameplay needs.