Candy Machine

You control a cursor, clicking and dragging to manipulate a series of odd contraptions. Your only goal is to guide a piece of candy into a waiting bucket. The tools you use are strange and physical: you might pull a pin to release a spring, tilt a platform with a lever, or activate a spinning wheel to fling the candy across the screen. Each level presents a new, self-contained puzzle box to figure out. The pace is thoughtful, more about experimentation than speed. You try something, watch the candy bounce or roll in an unexpected way, and then adjust your approach. It feels like tinkering in a small, unpredictable workshop where the only rule is to see what happens.