Master Blender’s beach bar cup-matching puzzle
Master Blender turns each pour into a color check, with a beach bar layout that keeps the bottle and cup positions clear at a glance. It sits in the Puzzle lane and works right in your browser, so you can start sorting drinks without any setup.
Tap the bottle, match the cup
The core move is simple: tap a bottle and send the drink to the cup with the same color. That bottle-and-glass rule makes every turn depend on what is already sitting on the counter, so you have to read the board before you pour.
Because the cups are color coded, you are solving a Water Sort-style placement puzzle rather than rushing through a reflex challenge. The clean beach bar look helps you track the next move without losing the thread.
Keeping one color in reserve
Later stages ask you to hold back a color while you clear the rest of the layout, which changes the order of your moves. That extra constraint gives the puzzle more bite, especially when the board starts to feel crowded and every pour has to earn its place.
If you enjoy careful liquid routing, Aqua Sort and Magic Sort are close mechanical matches, while Sort Water Now leans into the same careful color separation.
Clicking cups to finish the level
Some stages add a second action: click a colored cup to unlock the matching glass and complete the order. That small twist keeps the matching clear and gives each level a defined target instead of an open-ended sort.
The game’s direct mouse-or-touch input makes it easy to follow the setup on desktop or mobile, and the color-matching structure lines up naturally with the Sorting and Matching tags. If you want a compact logic challenge, this one stays focused on the next correct pour.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
25 june 2025
Last Update
25 june 2025