Bottle Battle

Tap the blue bottle, then the empty one beside it. In our phone-sized browser session, the source tipped and water poured toward the dotted mark. That two-tap move finished Level 1; Next Stage opened a board with three bottles. A second sequence of taps on that board reached another result screen. The opening puzzle makes each move visible through the water levels.

We also selected bottles with a mouse on desktop. A pour, the Level 1 result and the next board appeared in order. The second board was not completed in that session. For a first move, choose a bottle containing water before choosing an empty target. That is the order used in the saved rounds; later water-volume rules and a general solution were not established.

Energy, keys, Tips, Shop and Skip a Level appear around the board. None was needed to finish the observed rounds, and we did not test their reward behavior. The game played with sound muted and without a sign-in or download in our sessions. Its first canvas draw took about 25 seconds in our throttled phone-sized browser and about 22 seconds on desktop. Those are controlled-test measurements, not estimates for your device. The publisher's result text has a minor English-language quirk noted below.