Filled Glass 4

Gravity does most of the work in Filled Glass 4, but knowing where to tap is what actually matters. Colored blocks hang above a row of glasses, and releasing a block sends a stream of matching balls tumbling downward. The catch is that each glass only accepts its own color — send the wrong balls in and the whole arrangement falls apart.

Routing the balls correctly gets trickier as the layouts grow more layered. Obstacles, tight angles, and overlapping drop zones mean a single misplaced tap can waste what you need elsewhere. There's a quiet satisfaction in watching everything land exactly where it should.

Puzzle fans who enjoy physics-light mechanics and color-matching logic will find plenty to work through here. Nothing is timed, so the challenge comes from reading each setup carefully rather than reacting quickly. A clean, uncluttered visual style makes it easy to focus on what matters — getting every glass filled just right.