Shai: Draw Line & Fill Glass

The teapot is tilting and the tea is on its way. You are holding the pencil. Draw a line, let the tea run along it, and fill the glass exactly to the mark: a draw line puzzle with real physics. Too little? Try again. Too much? Try again. A calm physics puzzle made for a short tea break. How it goes • Draw one line with your finger and the tea follows it to fill the glass • The shorter your line, the more stars you earn, up to three • Stuck? A hint draws a suggested line for 30 coins • Retry as often as you like; there are no lives to lose What gets in your way Walls to hop over, striped zones where you cannot draw, spinning spoons, sliding trays, side spouts that pour at an angle, tall glasses, two glasses to fill at once, loose glasses that tip if you bump them, seesaws, and little ink that forces a short line. Every world brings something new. The tea journey 1,000 levels in 20 worlds of 50 levels each, from Morning Terrace, Nile Felucca and Aswan Market to Mint Garden, Rose Garden, Night Market and the Tea Palace. A coin chest waits every 10 levels and a big one at the end of each world. There is also a daily puzzle: 365 of them, with coins and a bonus for playing day after day. Good to know It plays offline and needs no account. Ads appear between levels only, never while you draw. Hints cost coins; out of coins, an optional video gives you 40. Skip one level a day, or more by watching an optional video. Plays in 21 languages. If you enjoy physics puzzles and brain games, draw your first line and fill the glass with Shai.

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