Sugar, Sugar 2 Game

Sugar, Sugar 2 is a drawing puzzle by Belgian developer Bart Bonte, the sequel to his original Sugar, Sugar. Grains of sugar keep falling from the top of the screen, and your only tool is a pencil: draw lines anywhere on the level and they become solid ramps and walls that redirect the falling stream. The goal on every level is simple to state and hard to nail — get enough sugar into each cup below before the level runs out.

What makes it more than a one-note idea is how the streams complicate things as you go. Different colors of sugar have to reach matching cups, so you end up splitting a single stream into branches, funneling color through narrow gaps, and using filters to separate mixed grains before they land in the wrong place. Nothing you draw is permanent — lines vanish and redraw instantly, so most of the puzzle is watching the flow, spotting where it's going wrong, and adjusting your ramps on the fly rather than planning the whole thing out in advance.

Controls

Hold the left mouse button (or your finger on a touchscreen) and drag to draw a line. Release to set it. That's the entire control scheme — there's no input.

Tips

• Draw short, adjustable segments rather than one long line — it's easier to redirect a stream mid-fall than to plan a perfect path before the sugar starts pouring.
• Watch the cups, not just the falling grains — a cup that's already full doesn't need more sugar routed to it, so redirect the rest elsewhere.
• When colors mix, look for a filter or narrow gap on the level rather than trying to separate the stream by drawing alone.

The game runs entirely in the browser with nothing to install, and its short, self-contained levels make it a good fit for quick breaks rather than long sessions. Clearing all 30 levels unlocks a freeplay mode for anyone who wants to keep going.