Water Sort Puzzle

Water Sort Puzzle makes organization the goal of each level. Several tubes hold layers of different colors, and you move the liquid between them until the colors are separated. The useful information is all on the board: the color at the top of a tube, the space in another tube, and the layers waiting underneath.

Choose a source tube, then choose a destination. A permitted pour transfers water while respecting the receiving tube and its capacity. If a move is refused, check the visible top colors and available room rather than repeatedly pressing the same pair. An empty tube is valuable because it gives you somewhere to put a color while rearranging the rest.

Before pouring, look at what the move will reveal. Clearing one top layer can expose a color that joins a group elsewhere, turning one action into several useful moves. Filling every available space too early can leave you with fewer options even when the board looks tidier.

Start by learning the movement on the opening levels, then pause between pours as the mixtures become more involved. This is a different kind of reasoning from Sudoku: you organize existing pieces instead of calculating a missing digit. A careful sequence matters more than rapid clicking, and a failed attempt can teach you which tube needed to stay available.