Description

Color-by-liquid logic turns into a soothing brain workout in Water Sort Puzzle Game, where the goal is to organize mixed colors into tidy, single-hue glasses without spilling or painting yourself into a corner; how to play: tap a source glass to lift the top liquid layer, then tap a destination glass that either matches the color on its surface or stands empty, and watch gravity do the rest; pours stop automatically when colors change or the glass reaches its fill line, so planning sequences matters more than fast fingers; early levels introduce two or three colors to teach the core rule that only the top layer moves; later sets increase glass counts, repeat similar shades that tempt errors, and present tight capacities that require using an empty “buffer” glass as a temporary holding spot; controls are simple—single taps to pour, long-press to preview a legal move, undo for a limited roll-back—and an optional extra glass can be added when a board feels knotted; smart habits raise clear rates: scan from the tallest stacks downward so large layers don’t block slender ones, preserve at least one empty glass until the endgame so you always have a rescue pocket, and commit to finishing one color at a time rather than scattering partials across the table; if two glasses share the same top color, pour into the deeper one to consolidate height early; when four or more colors are present, build “staircases” by lining up glasses from darkest to lightest or vice versa so your eye can track order; treat undo as a notebook rather than a crutch—test a line, observe the new surface map, step back, and repeat with a cleaner plan; for stubborn stages, count layers: if a color exists in four single-layer chunks across the board, identify the glass that will become its final home and protect space for exactly those four pours; parents can turn on relaxed mode to remove move counters and timers so younger players can think at a comfortable pace; sound stays gentle with soft plinks on pours and a friendly chime when a glass completes, and high-contrast outlines support color-blind play with small symbols on each hue; daily challenges remix rules with mirrored boards, limited-undo runs, and “twins” where two hues share a glass until midgame; tips that feel like small secrets: never pour into a three-quarter glass unless it completes a color, keep empties on the edges for quick access, and group similar shades on opposite sides so you avoid swapping past a crowded center; unique blurb: the pleasure lives in quiet shifts—the moment a messy layout turns readable, the little exhale after the final pour—and by the time a board resolves into clean rows of ruby, amber, and teal, the screen looks tidier and your mind feels the same, proof that patient steps and a spare glass at the right moment can untangle almost any puzzle.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play