Water Flow Happy Glass

In Water Flow Happy Glass, a tap runs and an empty glass waits somewhere on the screen. Your only tool is a pencil. Anything you sketch becomes part of the level, so a slope or a wall can turn the stream towards the glass, and a level is complete once the water climbs to the line marked on it.

The developer lists five themed worlds, starting in a laboratory and moving through a lava setting to a magical one, plus a set of obstacles that includes teleports, ice blocks and bouncy platforms. Stars reward economy. The less ink you use, the better the rating, up to a maximum of three. A daily challenge option adds new levels each day. Every stage is presented as a fresh riddle rather than a repeat of the last, and the game describes itself as built on the laws of physics.

Click and drag anywhere on the screen to draw. A single line works, and so does a closed shape. What you draw needs to give the water from the tap an unbroken path into the glass, and the glass has to fill to its target line for the level to count. Fewer lines earn more stars, so the rating also reflects how sparingly you drew.

Stars depend on ink, so a solved level can be worth replaying with a shorter stroke. Look out for the obstacles the developer names, such as teleports, ice blocks and bouncy platforms, and check that your drawing still leaves the stream a clear run, since the water needs an unobstructed path to the glass.

A drawing-based physics puzzle about steering water into a glass. It plays in a landscape frame (800 by 600). The developer lists five themed worlds, a three-star rating tied to ink use and daily challenge levels. Mouse controls are described.

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