Fill The Glass With Juice

Fill The Glass With Juice is a drawing puzzle built on fluid physics. A batch of freshly squeezed orange juice is ready to pour, and your job is to sketch the channel it runs along so that it ends up in the glass instead of somewhere else.

The order of events matters here. You draw the route first, and only when you lift your finger or release the mouse does the juice start moving, following whatever path you laid down. In practice the level is settled by the line you drew before the pour began. Success means filling the glass up to the required level. According to the developer, later stages bring in new obstacles that call for more care and precision, and the game is pitched as a calm, colourful one.

Swipe across the screen with a finger, or drag with the mouse on a computer, to draw a channel for the juice. Release, and the juice pours out and follows the route you made. Each level is won by getting enough juice into the glass to bring it up to the required mark.

Because the juice only moves after you let go, all the planning happens while you are drawing. Trace the whole route from where the juice starts to the mouth of the glass before you release. When a level adds a new obstacle, make sure your channel passes around it rather than running into it.

A draw-the-path physics puzzle about pouring juice into a glass. The frame is portrait (1080 by 1920). It can be played with touch or a mouse, and the developer says the levels become harder gradually.

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