Pickle Drop is a one-thumb arcade game for iPhone by Matthew Medici. Steer the fall, land upright in the jar, and keep the coins you earn. Version 1.3 has no in-app purchases.
Drops are not interrupted by ads. Optional rewarded videos, only if you tap them, can add coins, a bonus wheel spin, a life refill, or 2× stand coins.
What you get
Everything below is in the free download. Clear levels, dress your pickle with coins, run a stand, and push your Endless score. Nothing on this list is locked behind a purchase.
Land it in the jar
Drag with one thumb to steer your pickle on the way down. Each level sets a goal—like Clear the jar—while saws, nails, and other hazards try to stop you. There are 500 levels across changing worlds. Stick the landing and move on. Miss, and you try again. A fail does not open an ad.
One thumb. Zero chill.
The home screen shows five lives, daily rewards, and a quick run in Endless. Lives refill over time, and a timer shows when you are out. From home you can start the next level, open the shop, or claim your streak. Progress, coins, and cosmetics stay on your phone. Levels play offline once they are installed.
No ads while you play
A drop is not interrupted mid-fall, and finishing or failing a level does not force a video. The only ads are optional rewarded videos from Google AdMob. You tap one when you want a boost: extra coins, a bonus coin-wheel spin, a life refill, or 2× coins at the pickle stand. Skip it and keep playing.
How that data is handled is in the privacy policy. Short answers are in the FAQ.
Collect ’em all
The shop is coins only. Spend coins on pickles, eyes, mouths, and hats. There is no real-money shop in version 1.3. Looks also unlock from levels, achievements, and daily streaks, and they stay on this phone.
When you want a break from falling, grow a roadside pickle stand. Serve the line, keep jars stocked, and watch the queue stretch down the path. The stand pays coins you can spend in the shop. If you want them faster, you can choose a rewarded video for 2× stand coins. The stand still runs if you never watch one.
How far can you drop?
Endless mode is all distance. Dodge nails, chase the next milestone, and beat your personal best. When a nail gets you, the run ends with another try. There is no ad on that screen.
Daily streaks and the bonus coin wheel (400–1,200 coins a spin) sit alongside Endless. A normal spin is part of the free game. An extra spin is one of the optional rewarded videos.
This website is the home of Pickle Drop, a free iPhone game published by Matthew Medici. It explains how the game works, how optional Google AdMob videos fit in, and how to get help. The site itself does not show ads.
Version 1.3, the current App Store release, includes 500 levels, Endless, the pickle stand, achievements, combos, daily streak rewards, a bonus coin wheel, and a coins-only shop. In-app purchases were removed in that version.