Draw lines, guide the falling water, and fill the little glass until it smiles. Cozy physics puzzling across sixty hand-tuned and generated levels.
About Glass Filler
Glass Filler is a gentle draw-and-pour puzzle, and it's far more satisfying than it has any right to be. Water trickles from a faucet, and your one tool is ink. Draw a slope, a ramp, a funnel, whatever it takes to steer that stream into the waiting glass. Here's the catch: the glass is never directly underneath. It sits across the screen, up on a ledge, behind a wall, or under a lid with only a sliver of a gap to thread. Real physics handles the rest, so a lazy line spills water everywhere while a clever one banks it straight home. You only get so much ink per level, shown on the meter up top, so the fewer strokes you use, the more stars you earn. The little glass even grows a face that frowns when empty and beams once it's full. Sixty levels start easy and slowly pile on walls, bumpers, sand and gaps. There's no timer and no fail state. Just you, a stream of water, and the quiet puzzle of getting it where it needs to go.
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How to play Glass Filler
Drag on the screen to draw ink lines, which act as solid ramps and walls, then use them to guide the falling water from the faucet into the glass. Fill the glass past its target line and hold it there for a moment to win. Your ink budget is limited each level and shown by the meter, so the cleverer and shorter your lines, the more stars you score. Tap Reset to clear your ink and try again, or Skip to jump ahead.
Controls
Draw lines by dragging with the mouse or your finger. Reset clears your drawing, Skip moves on, and the speaker button toggles sound. Your level progress and best stars save automatically.
Tips & tricks
- A gentle slope carries water further than a steep drop, so aim for angles, not cliffs.
- Watch your ink meter; a single smart line scores more stars than three messy ones.
- On lidded glasses, funnel the water toward the small open gap instead of the covered side.
- Use walls and bumpers on purpose, a banked shot off the side often lands cleaner.
Frequently asked questions
Is Glass Filler unblocked at school or work?
Glass Filler is a plain web page of about 44 KB — no plugin, no installer, no app store — so it loads on a Chromebook or a locked-down school or office laptop the same way any other page does, and the whole game arrives in one short download. Whether it opens comes down to your network's filter rather than the game itself.
Who made Glass Filler?
Glass Filler was built in-house by the 360 PlayZone team using open web technology (HTML5), which is why it runs instantly without any download.