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Water Sort Puzzle

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Editorial Rating

A calm tube-sorting puzzle: tap to lift a tube, pour matching colors together, and fill every tube with one shade before the level's move budget runs out.

3.2/5

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Game guide

Overview

Water Sort Puzzle deals you a rack of test tubes filled with stacked layers of colored water and asks you to sort them out. Tap one tube to lift it, then tap another to pour its top layer across - but water only moves onto the same color or into an empty tube. Work the colors apart until every tube holds a single shade and the level is complete. The first level walks you through the one rule, then the layouts grow with a limited number of moves per stage.

Actual gameplay

Screenshots

Water Sort Puzzle level 1 opening showing five test tubes, two empty and three holding stacked yellow, orange and red water layers, with a guiding hand pointer, the rule text Only SAME COLOR Water can be pour on top of each other, and a sound button — The first level opens with a guiding hand and the one rule: same color onto same color, or into an empty tube.

Water Sort Puzzle level 1 mid-play showing the left tube filled with a single orange color, yellow water poured into the second tube, and the remaining tubes holding stacked red and yellow layers — Mid-level: the orange tube is already finished, and every pour brings another tube closer to a single color.

Objective and input

How to Play

Each level deals several tubes holding stacked colored layers plus at least one empty tube. Tap a tube to pick it up, then tap a target tube to pour: the top run of one color flows across, and one pour can carry several matching layers. Water pours only onto the same color or into an empty tube, and each tube holds four layers, so a full tube accepts nothing more; an off-color target simply refuses the pour. Fill every tube with one color to finish - a Completed panel appears, and Next deals the next layout. A counter caps the moves each stage allows, so every pour should free a color rather than just shuffle it.

Desktop Controls

The site framework maps mouse input to the same actions: click a tube to pick it up, then click another tube to pour into it.

Mobile Controls

Tap a tube to lift it and select the water on top.

Tap another tube to pour into it: the top color moves across when it matches the target's top layer, or when the target is empty.

Tap the curved arrow to undo a pour, the speaker to toggle sound, or the circular arrow on later levels to restart the stage.

What stands out

Features

One rule, endless sorting

Water pours only onto the same color or into an empty tube - the first level teaches it with a guiding hand and on-screen text.

Whole runs pour at once

Several matching layers move in a single pour, so batching colors saves taps from the level's move budget.

Numbered levels, growing racks

Each stage reshuffles the tubes - level two already adds a sixth - and progress is saved for your next visit.

A move budget to plan around

A counter caps the pours each level allows, so move order matters as much as the rule.

Useful guidance

Gameplay Tips

1
Use empty tubes as parking space: set a blocking color aside, finish another tube, then come back for it.
2
Finish a tube as soon as you can - a completed tube accepts nothing more and is out of the puzzle.
3
Before pouring, check what the move uncovers: freeing the layer below beats tidying the top.

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