Jelly Fizz: Soda Sort Puzzle

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Pour the soda, match the colors, seal the bottle. That's it — and then it isn't. Jelly Fizz is a color-sorting puzzle set behind the counter of a neon soda bar. Tip one bottle into another, gather every flavor into a bottle of its own, and cap it. Easy to pick up. The 200th level will still make you stop and think. HOW IT PLAYS • Tap a bottle, then tap where to pour it • A pour only lands on the same flavor, or on empty glass • Fill a bottle with one flavor and it seals for good 200 LEVELS, 5 BARS Cherry Pop Corner, Citrus Squeeze Stand, Berry Cloud Bar, Tropic Twist Lounge and Midnight Mix Club. Forty levels each, and the pours get tighter as you go. 12 TWISTS THAT CHANGE THE RULES Foam Cap hides the top layer. Ice Cube freezes it until its own color melts it. Frosted Glass shows you only what is on top. Syrup pours one segment at a time. Funnel takes and never gives back. Rainbow Jelly counts as any flavor. Each twist arrives on its own, with a card that explains it before you meet it. WHEN YOU GET STUCK • A hint, paid for by watching a short video — never with coins • Undo, Bubble Lift, Straw and Extra Bottle when a board goes wrong • Dead ends are called out before you walk into one, not after ALSO IN THE BAR • Daily Bottle — a new board every day • 40 collectible labels for the shelf, eight per bar • Colorblind mode: every flavor carries its own shape as well as its color • 19 languages PLAYS OFFLINE The whole game is on your phone. No connection is needed to play a level — on a plane, underground, anywhere. OPTIONAL PURCHASES Jelly Fizz shows ads. If you would rather not see them, Remove Ads is a one-time purchase. Coins and the Starter Pack are optional too: every level can be finished without spending anything.

Balance improvements on early levels, your first Continue is on the house, and fixes.

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1. First observed Sep 11, 2026 · 8:52 AM Free