Cut Cut Game

Swipe through a flying orange in Cut Cut Game and watch the score at the bottom of the orchard. In our desktop session, a mouse drag was followed by the score changing from 000 to 001. A separate phone-sized session reproduced that change with a finger swipe. Before the orchard opens, the game moves through a PLAY screen, a short story and an instruction screen.

Oranges and black bombs move through the same space. The instructions ask you to cut oranges and avoid bombs. Our tested move was a horizontal swipe across a visible orange; several other swipes missed their targets. In one phone run, an explosion appeared and the game returned to its instructions. That sequence does not establish the exact loss rule, so the useful starting point is to watch the moving fruit and time one clear swipe rather than assume every miss ends a round.

The recorded actions worked with native touch and a mouse, without signing in or installing anything. The full phone and desktop sessions lasted five and four minutes respectively; the successful phone cut came in a separate guarded follow-up. We confirmed one scoring swipe with each input type. A later desktop frame showed 003, but it does not tell us how many points every orange awards. Restart behavior and later rounds remain unverified.