Cocktail Girl
- Genre Arcade games
- Players 1
- Session 10 min
- Price Free
- Updated
It is the first day on the job for a young bartender with big plans, and her aim is to become the best drink shaker in the city. The game opens on a night-time map of towers and a harbour with a cruise ship, where each star is a new venue to unlock. Behind the bar you have glasses, bottles, a shaker and a tray of fruit. A customer walks up with a speech bubble showing the recipe, and you drag the right things together in the right order, shake if needed and hand it over. Each shift has a clock and a cash goal, and customers who wait too long leave. Money buys new recipes in the upgrade book, from Lemon Soul to Strawberry Surprise. It is a classic Spil Games title from around 2011.
| Drag an ingredient | Move it into the glass or shaker |
|---|---|
| Drag the drink | Serve it to the waiting customer |
| Upgrade book | Buy new recipes between shifts |
| Play | Start the next shift on the map |
How to play Cocktail Girl
- Press Start Game and choose the first star on the city map.
- Buy or check recipes in the upgrade book, then press Play.
- Follow the short soda tutorial to learn how glasses, ingredients and the shaker work.
- Read each customer's bubble and drag the matching ingredients together before serving.
- Earn the cash goal before the shift clock runs out to unlock the next venue.
Tips
- Set out a glass for the next order while the current drink is being finished.
- Serve the customers who have waited longest first; losing one costs more than a slow tip.
- Put early earnings into the cheapest recipes, as more options bring in more customers.
Questions about Cocktail Girl
How do I pass a level?
Reach the cash goal shown at the bottom of the screen before the timer ends.
What does the upgrade book do?
It sells new drink recipes, each with a price, which widen what customers can order.
Is there a tutorial?
Yes. The first shift walks you through serving a simple soda step by step.
How many customers can I lose?
A small counter shows the remaining customers you can afford to let walk away.
