Sort and pour

Sort and Pour is a puzzle experience built around a simple yet deceptively tricky task: arrange colored liquids so each container holds only one shade. The game begins with a few tubes and a handful of colors, easing you into its flow. Before long, the number of containers grows and the color palettes multiply, turning every move into a small strategic decision. The gentle pacing and clear visuals make it easy to pick up, but the later stages will test your patience and planning. The design focuses on clarity and calm. Every level presents a fresh arrangement of tubes, and your only tools are logic and foresight. There is no timer pressure, so you can pause and consider each pour without worry. The satisfaction comes from untangling a messy setup and watching the last tube settle into a solid color. With hundreds of handcrafted levels, it offers a steady supply of brain-teasing moments without ever feeling overwhelming.

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Sort and pour

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MP3Argue with math MP1Make sense of problems MP7Use structure MP4Model with mathematics MP2Reason abstractly 1.G.A.1Shape attributes K.G.A.1Position words 2.G.A.1Draw shapes with attributes

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What is Sort and pour

Sort and Pour is a color-matching puzzle that turns a simple idea into a series of clever challenges. Pour liquids between tubes until every container holds a single color.

How to Play

Tap a tube to select it, then tap another tube to pour the top liquid into it. You can only pour onto a matching color or into an empty tube, and you must fill each tube completely with one color to finish the level.

Tips for Playing

Always try to free up an empty tube early, as it gives you more flexibility.
Pour only the top layer of a tube to avoid trapping different colors underneath.
Think a few moves ahead before committing to a pour, as backtracking is rarely possible.
When stuck, try solving from the bottom layers up, matching the deepest colors first.
Use the undo button if you make a mistake; it is better than restarting the whole level.