Agent
Melon
One melon. Three bullets. Too many guards.
A pocket-sized spy thriller. Read the patrols, pick your moment, do the job and get out.

Small Agent. Big Jobs.

Every operation is one tight, readable space: guards on patrol, sight cones you can actually see, and cover that really stops bullets. You start with three rounds and no reloads, so every shot is a decision. Gunfire draws attention, and the job isn’t done until you reach extraction.
- Infiltrate
- Read the patrols
- Do the job
- Extract
Take down the marked boss, then make it to extraction.
Grab the intel case and get out with it.
Plant the charge, clear the blast, extract.
Free the hostage and escort them out alive.
Reach the extraction point before they reach you.
Set off the enemy’s own bomb, then run.
Know Your Enemy
Nine kinds of fruit-flavoured trouble. Each one reads at a glance, and each one changes the plan.
AppleGuardStandard patrol, standard sight. One clean hit.
PearRanged ShooterFires down long sightlines instead of closing in.
CoconutStrongmanShrugs off the first bullet. Traps still work.
Chili PepperDasherBursts faster than you, then needs a breather.
BananaLong SightWatches very far down a very narrow cone.
OrangeCircleShort-range sight in every direction at once.
PineappleBodyguardSticks to the boss and blocks your shot.
Unripe PomegranateStunt DoubleLooks like the boss. Isn’t.
Ripe PomegranateThe BossThe mark. Bigger, meaner, trimmed in gold.Character art. In-game models appear in the captures below.
Every Job Has a Twist
Captured in a pre-release build of the game.







FAQ
What is Agent Melon?
A portrait stealth-tactics game for phones. You are a field agent of the Melon Agency, taking on the Orchard Syndicate one compact operation at a time: infiltrate, read the patrols, complete the objective and extract. Most runs take about a minute.
When and where can I play?
Agent Melon is in development for iOS and Android. Store links will appear on this page when it launches.
Is it free to play?
Agent Melon is planned to be free to download, with optional in-app purchases such as extra lives and equipment. Purchases go through Apple or Google, and virtual items are licensed, not sold. How virtual items work.
How violent is it?
It is cartoon action. The villains are fruit, takedowns end in a splash of juice rather than gore, and every mission, weapon and organization in the game is fiction.
What data does the game collect?
Only what it needs to run, deliver purchases, and be fixed and balanced. No third-party ads, no tracking across other apps, and no selling of personal data. Read the Privacy Policy.
Who makes Agent Melon?
Agent Melon is developed and published by Lunana Global Inc. in Vancouver, British Columbia.