TOP LAYERS GOVERN EVERY POUR

In Water Sort Puzzle game, only the topmost layer of liquid can leave a container, therefore the order in which colors are layered is important for every move you make. This casual logic puzzle asks you to separate mixed liquids until each color occupies its own tube. A pour must match the color already at the top of the receiving tube, and that tube must have enough room for the transfer. These restrictions connect color matching with space management: a matching destination is useful only when it can accommodate more liquid.

Why Keep an Empty Tube

A completely empty tube provides spare working space for rearranging colors. Keeping one available gives you room to move upper layers while working toward liquid buried farther down. Filling available space without considering later moves can leave deeper colors blocked. Before transferring a layer, consider which color the move will expose and whether the remaining containers leave room to continue.

Tap Tubes to Transfer Liquid

Tap a tube to select it, then tap a second tube to attempt a pour. Check the color of the top of the destination and available space before deciding where the selected liquid should go. Continue transferring layers until the mixed colors have been separated into their own tubes. If an arrangement leaves you stuck, restart the level without a penalty; Water Sort Puzzle also has no time limit.

WHEN EACH TUBE HOLDS ONE COLOR

The objective brings together two tasks: grouping matching liquids and preserving enough working space to reach the remaining layers. Unlimited time allows you to examine those connections before making another transfer.

Can you separate every layer in Water Sort Puzzle while keeping room for the next pour?