Which sequel added soda candies that fill the board from the bottom up?

Candy Crush Soda Saga is the sequel that added soda candies that fill the board from the bottom up.

King soft-launched Candy Crush Soda Saga in 2014 as a follow-up to Candy Crush Saga. It kept the familiar match-three foundation but introduced new board rules and pieces, including soda bottles and soda candies. When activated, the soda raises the board’s soda level, making candies float upward rather than simply falling from the top.

That gravity change is the key distinction in the question. Candy Crush Friends Saga focuses on selectable character helpers, while Candy Crush Jelly Saga centers on jelly-filled squares and battles involving the Jelly Queen. Bubble Witch Saga is a separate King puzzle series, not a Candy Crush sequel.

The game launched worldwide on Facebook in October 2014, followed by mobile releases in November. Its soda mechanic therefore describes a genuine sequel feature, not a later mode added to the original Candy Crush Saga.