Line Pour

Sixty candy beads are waiting to pour out of a bottle, and the jar they need to reach is on the other side of the page. You get a pencil with a limited amount of ink. Draw a few lines, hit Pour, and watch the beads roll down your lines. Get enough into the jar and the level is cleared.

You can keep drawing while the beads are falling, so a late fix is sometimes the smart move. Ink left over earns stars: use 70% or less for two stars, 45% or less for three, so the best solutions are short and clever.

The puzzles start simple and keep adding things. 38 levels bring obstacles and spinning bars, bouncing balls and no-draw zones. Ice pencil lines melt three seconds after a bead touches them. Later levels add two jars that only accept their own colour, wind streams, magnet circles, sliding platforms, levels where you may only draw three straight lines, and gates that open and close on a timer.

Features

• 38 hand-drawn physics puzzles on kraft paper
• Ink budget with 1-3 star ratings
• Ice lines, colour-matched jars, wind, magnets, moving platforms and timed gates
• Optional hint that shows the first stroke of a solution
• Free-draw sandbox after level 20, and a rainbow pencil for earning every star on the first 20 levels
• English and Chinese, switchable in-game

Controls

• Mouse: press and drag to draw a line. Use the buttons at the bottom: Undo, Clear, Hint and Pour (it becomes Redo once the beads are out).
• Touch: draw with a finger, same buttons.
• Keyboard: Z to undo, Space to pour (and to continue on the result screen), R to redo the level and keep the lines you drew before pouring.

Made with AI-assisted tools (code, art and audio generated with AI, then curated and tested by the developer).