Sort layers of colored water into matching bottles: pour when top colors align, plan your moves, and clear each bottle to a single shade.
Water Sort
Water Sort is a color puzzle game built on one tight rule: bottles filled with layers of differently colored water, and your job is to sort them so each bottle holds only one color. You select a bottle by clicking it, then click a second bottle to pour — but water only moves when the top color in the source matches the top color in the destination, or the destination is completely empty. That single constraint is where all the difficulty comes from.
Sessions are calm but deliberate. Each level gives you a fixed arrangement and usually one or two empty bottles to work with. Early puzzles feel close to automatic, but harder levels ask you to think two or three pours ahead — committing an empty bottle to the wrong color too soon can leave you with nowhere to go. An Undo button lets you step back from mistakes, and a Hint button reveals a valid next move when you are completely stuck.
Controls
- Mouse / Click: Click a bottle to select it, then click another to pour
- Mobile / Tablet: Tap to select a bottle, tap another to pour
- Undo: Reverts your last pour
- Hint: Highlights a suggested move
Tips
- Look at the whole board before your first tap — the opening moves often decide whether the level is winnable from a given direction
- Emptying a bottle completely is usually more valuable than half-filling one; an open slot gives you room to maneuver
- Treat your last empty bottle carefully — do not commit it to a color until you can see a clear path to completing that color elsewhere
- If you are stuck, Undo back to the point where you last had a free bottle and try a different color there
Water Sort works equally well for a short break or a longer session — levels are brief, progress saves automatically, and difficulty ramps steadily as more colors and bottles appear. If you enjoy it, the Puzzle category has more color and logic games in a similar vein.






























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