Description
Sweet Sortie | HTML5 Ball Sort Puzzle Game
Sweet Sortie | HTML5 Ball Sort Puzzle Game is a complete, ready-to-sell HTML5 color-sorting puzzle game built entirely in vanilla HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript — no engine, no build step, no external libraries. The game has 200 solid levels. Open index.html directly, or upload the folder to any host, and it runs.
Players tap to select glass tubes and pour matching candies until every tube contains only one color. A satisfying, physics-inspired pour animation tilts the source tube, sends candies flying along a glowing arc, and drops them into the target with a soft bounce.
Every visual — from the glossy glass tubes to the 12 distinct candy skins (donuts, lollipops, cake slices, gems, and more) — is hand-drawn in pure CSS and inline SVG. There are zero image files, sprite sheets, or icon packs to license. The display fonts (Fredoka and Nunito) are loaded from the Google Fonts CDN via a CSS @import; without an internet connection, the browser falls back to a default system font and the game still runs perfectly.
Core Gameplay
- 200 handcrafted levels spread across 7 unique Candy Worlds (Sugar Cove, Gummy Grove, Mint Cliffs, Choco Falls, Lollipop Peaks, Rock Candy Ridge, and Sherbet Summit).
- Simple, addictive controls — tap to select, tap to pour. The entire skill curve comes from planning your moves and managing empty tubes.
- 12+ Candy Skins that rotate per level to keep visuals fresh: solid, swirl, stripe, donut, lollipop, cake slice, cream cookie, confetti, biscuit, gem, gummy, and jellybean.
- Bankable Helpers to assist players when they get stuck:
- Undo — reverse the last move (3 free charges per level).
- Hint — highlights the source and target tubes for a suggested pour.
- Extra Tube — adds a temporary empty bottle to the board to unblock the puzzle.
- 1–3 Star Rating System — finish at or under the “par” move count to earn maximum stars.
- Smart Hint System — follows the baked optimal solution if the player is on track, or falls back to a greedy heuristic search if they go off-script.
