JUICE SHIFT
A browser puzzle game where you route colourful fruit along three conveyor belts into the right juice machine before a ninety second shift ends.
Made by Darma Maulana
About JUICE SHIFT
You work a fruit factory with three conveyor belts, tapping buttons to route each piece of fruit into the correct juice machine before time runs out. Levels keep coming and speed up as you build combos, with a ninety second shift to get through as much fruit as possible.
- Kind: Puzzle, Strategy
- Played 12 times
- Published 2026-11-07
- Mode: single player
- Runs in a web browser, on a phone or a laptop. Free to play.
How to play JUICE SHIFT
Goal: Sort as much fruit as possible into the right juice machines before the ninety second shift ends.
Controls
- mouse or touch: press the belt buttons to send fruit to the correct machine
- Space or Enter: start the game or restart after it ends
- Escape: pause or resume the game
Your first game
- Press Space or Enter at the title screen to start
- Watch the fruit moving along the three belts
- Tap or click the matching button to send each fruit to its correct juice machine
- Keep up as the pace speeds up with each level
- Finish as strong as you can before the ninety second shift ends
FAQ
Will it run on my phone or tablet?
It is listed for computers, phones and tablets, and it runs in your web browser. You can control it with a mouse or by touch.
Is there anything I have to download first?
No. Open the page in a recent browser and your first shift is ready to start. There is nothing to install and no storage to set aside.
How long is a single session?
A shift lasts ninety seconds from start to finish, so you can play a round whenever you have a spare moment.
What makes it a strategy game as well as a puzzle?
Each piece of fruit belongs in one particular juice machine. The strategy is deciding where each piece goes before the belt carries it past, and keeping the three belts moving at the same time.
Can friends play with me at the same time?
The page does not mention a multiplayer mode. It describes a single shift with one clear goal: get every piece of fruit into the right machine before the ninety seconds run out.