Fill The Glass With Juice

ℹ️ About this game

This is a physics puzzle where the screen shows a source of orange juice, a glass, and a gap between them. You draw a route on the screen—a line that acts as a channel, shelf, or slide—then release. The juice immediately follows what you drew, flowing downhill, pooling in dips, and dropping off edges. If your drawing connects the juice source to the glass without gaps, the liquid lands in the glass. If it doesn't, you spill. Each level gives you one or more chances to draw, and the meter on the glass tells you exactly how much you need to collect. The trick is not drawing an obvious straight pipe. You have to think about curves, momentum, and where the juice will fall after a ramp ends. Later puzzles add walls that block paths, moving obstacles, and small spaces that force precise strokes. The physics is the star: liquid beads, splits, and settles, occasionally doing something you did not predict. It feels a bit like a sketchy simulation, so a winning solution often comes from a small tweak—a steeper slope, a longer lip, a better angle. It suits people who like casual logic puzzles and players who enjoy seeing a fluid move naturally. The visual style is bright and simple, and failure is cheap because you can redraw quickly. There is a quiet sense of satisfaction when the juice finally lands exactly on target.