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Sugar Sugar 2 is a drawing puzzle with a very simple premise. A stream of sugar falls from a spout near the top of the screen, and one or more cups sit lower down, each waiting to be filled. You cannot move the spout or the cups. All you can do is draw lines, and the sugar rolls, slides and piles along whatever you put in its way.

It is a calm, unhurried kind of physics puzzle. Nothing times you and nothing punishes a wrong line except a restart, so a session is mostly a run of small experiments: sketch a ramp, watch where the grains go, then adjust. For someone who enjoys the physics side of Icy Purple Head, this is the same pleasure of watching a plan play out, without the reflexes.

The game is by Bart Bonte, and it builds on the idea of the first Sugar Sugar. As you go, the levels add coloured filters that change the sugar passing through them, and later stages bring in gravity flips, so a line that worked on one level may need to be rethought entirely on the next.

How to play

Use the mouse or a finger on a touchscreen. Press and drag to draw a line; the sugar treats it as a solid surface. Start the flow, watch the grains fall, and steer them so every cup collects what it needs. Each level has a restart button, so if the sugar spills where you did not want it, reset and try a different shape.

Read the level before you draw. Look at where the spout is, where each cup sits, and whether any filters or other features stand between them. Then think about the path the sugar should take rather than the line you would like to draw.

Tips

• Gentle slopes move sugar slowly and predictably. Steep ones make it bounce and scatter, which is rarely what you want near a cup.
• Draw a short guide line just above a cup's opening so the stream lands in it rather than on the rim.
• When a level has several cups or colours, fill one at a time and think about which cup should be dealt with first.
• If a design nearly works, restart and redraw it a little differently rather than adding more lines on top.

Similar games on Icy Purple Head

Circloo and Circloo 2 are also physics puzzles, but there you move and shape objects to reach a goal rather than steering a flow. Red Ball 4 adds platforming to the physics, and Nuts and Bolts asks for careful ordering of pieces. Sugar Sugar 2 is the quietest of the group, the one to pick up when you want to think rather than react.

It runs in the browser with nothing to install, works with a mouse or touch, and suits short sessions of a level or two as well as longer ones.