Fruit Ninja Classic on a weekly play card
16 October 2026 — I opened the Netherlands card for Fruit Ninja Classic, id 362949845, and copied the lines that were actually there. The card is published by Halfbrick Studios, seller name Halfbrick, bundle id com.Halfbrick.Fruit. This masthead does not host the binary.
| Line | What the card printed |
|---|---|
| Price | Gratis |
| Rating | 4.456 from 388 ratings, shown as 4.5 on a one-decimal card |
| Genre | Games, Casual, Entertainment, Action |
| Age | 4+, no content descriptors returned |
| Version | 3.38.0, dated 28 August 2026 |
| Size and OS | 626,225,152 bytes, iOS 14.0 or later |
| Flags | gameCenter, iosUniversal. 130 device identifiers on the card |
| Languages | AR, EN, FR, DE, IT, JA, KO, PL, PT, RU, ZH, ES |
| First release | 20 April 2010 |
The price line on this weekly play card
Gratis is the whole price line I could read. I looked for an in-app purchase schedule and an ads declaration in the same fields and did not find either, so both stay off this note. The seller URL on the card pointed at halfbrick.com. Game Center was present as a feature flag, which is a listing fact, not a description of how a session feels.
The order on the masthead puts this card first only because 4.456 was higher than 4.356 and 4.328 on the same storefront the same day. Three hundred and eighty-eight ratings is a larger sample than Getting Over It’s 73 and a smaller sample than Terraria’s 412. I am not turning that into a claim about quality.
Version 3.38.0 and the note under it
The version date was 28 August 2026. The release note on the card announced timed events running from late August into early November: an 8-bit event, a jungle event, a pirate event, a comet event, a vampire event and a Halloween event, each tied to a named blade or dojo. I am recording that the note exists and names those events. I am not copying the promotional sentences around them.
The opening line of the description tells the reader to slice fruit and avoid bombs, then names Classic, Zen and Arcade. That is the card’s own framing. The still I saved is the store’s arcade frame, with a timer and fruit on screen, because the first frame was a title plate.
I counted the language codes rather than treating “many languages” as a fact. The list is Arabic, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese and Spanish, with Chinese present twice in the code array. The first-release date on the card is 20 April 2010, so the version I read is a later build of a listing that has been on the store since then. I am not using that span to guess at how often the card was updated. I only have this version date.
What the weekly play lookup left blank
There is no install counter. There is no star histogram. There is no App Privacy label in the fields I read. The minimum OS is 14.0, which is newer than the 13.0 line on the other two cards, and the byte count is the largest of the three at 626,225,152. Those are the blanks and the comparisons I am willing to make.
Checked 16 October 2026. Open the card.