Puzzle game · Deduction game · Memory game · Party game · Family game · Living Room Game · Multiplayer
Bottle Order
Deduce the secret order of colourful beverage bottles and cans! Swap & Guess logic deduction, Pick & Place memory mode, 40-level solo campaign, and 2–6 player party mode.
- Players
- 1 to 6 players · Solo, TV remote or phone controller
- Controller
- TV remote or Phone as controller
- Mode
- Solo · Multiplayer
- Good for
- Everyone
About Bottle Order
Bottle Order is a captivating family party puzzle game built specifically for Smart TV browsers and living room game nights, inspired by classic physical bottle ordering challenges. The computer secretly chooses the correct arrangement of vibrant fictional drink bottles and cans, and players must use keen observation, memory, and logical deduction to discover the hidden sequence.
Enjoy two distinct puzzle styles: Mode 1 (Swap and Guess) presents all bottles on screen for players to rearrange by swapping before pressing CHECK to learn how many bottles are in the correct position without revealing which ones; Mode 2 (Pick and Place) has players select bottles from a top tray to place on numbered pedestals with instant correct or wrong feedback.
Includes an extensive 40-level Solo Campaign that scales from gentle 3-bottle warm-ups to punishing 10-bottle expert puzzles with strict attempt limits, plus 2 to 6 player turn-based Party Mode supporting standard TV remotes or smartphone QR pairing.
How to play
- 1
Choose between Solo Campaign (40 progressive levels), Quick Game (custom rules and bottle counts), or Multiplayer Party Mode (2–6 players pass-and-play).
- 2
In Mode 1 (Swap and Guess): Use your TV remote or phone arrows to select and swap bottles into any order. Press CHECK to see how many bottles are in their correct spots, then use deductive logic and the Guess History panel to solve the puzzle.
- 3
In Mode 2 (Pick and Place): Pick a bottle from the available tray and place it into an empty numbered pedestal. Correct placements lock in with a green glow; incorrect placements return to the tray.
- 4
In Multiplayer: Players take turns attempting arrangements or placements. In Mode 2, keep the turn while making correct choices under streak rules!
- 5
Complete the order in minimal attempts and record time to earn up to 3 stars!
Controls
- TV Remote Arrows / D-pad — Navigate bottles, slots, and action buttons
- OK / Enter / Space — Grab or release bottle, place bottle, or confirm selection
- Arrow Up / Down — Switch between bottle tray and target pedestals in Mode 2
- C Key / On-Screen Button — Check arrangement in Mode 1
- Back / Escape — Deselect bottle or return to game menu
- Phone Controller — Tap tactile directional and action buttons directly from your smartphone browser
How to Connect Your Phone as a Controller
Turn any smartphone into a wireless game controller in under 30 seconds — no app install or account needed:
- 1
Open Bottle Order on your television screen to display the room pairing QR code.
- 2
Scan the QR code with your iPhone or Android camera to open the instant browser controller.
- 3
Enter a player nickname. Your phone connects directly to the TV session with real-time private controls.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do you play Bottle Order on Smart TV?
- Open Bottle Order in your Smart TV browser. Use your TV remote arrow keys and OK button to rearrange bottles (in Swap Mode) or place them on numbered pedestals (in Pick and Place Mode). When you press Check in Swap Mode, the TV reveals how many bottles are correctly placed without disclosing which ones.
- Can friends play together using TV remote or phones?
- Yes! Bottle Order supports 2 to 6 players in turn-based party mode. You can pass a single TV remote between players on the couch, or everyone can scan the on-screen QR code to use their smartphones as live tactile game controllers.
- What is the difference between Swap & Guess and Pick & Place modes?
- In Swap and Guess, all bottles start on the shelf and you swap positions before checking, receiving a total correct count. In Pick and Place, bottles start in an upper rack and you place them one by one into empty pedestals, getting immediate correct or wrong feedback.
- How does the 40-level Solo Campaign work?
- The campaign starts at Level 1 with 3 simple bottles and unlimited attempts, progressively introducing more bottles (up to 10), tighter attempt limits, similar color palettes, and mixed modes, awarding up to 3 stars per level based on speed and efficiency.
- Do I need an account or app download to play?
- No. Bottle Order runs directly inside any modern web browser on Smart TVs, computers, tablets, or phones with zero downloads, installs, or account registrations required.
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