Color: Water Sort Puzzle icon

Color: Water Sort Puzzle

MKZ
⬇ 10+ downloads
Est. actual: 40
Style: Sort / Water Sort
Free
Released: Aug 9, 2026
IAP: $1.29 - $10.99 per item
Contains ads
Rated: Everyone

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  • 📈Since Sep 29 +12 installs over 6 days
  • 🛠Updates actively updated · updated 4 days ago · every ~5 days (2 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
0 20 40 40 Aug 9, 2026 today
+12 installs since Sep 29
Update history
1.1.5 Oct 2, 2026
1.1.4 Sep 26, 2026 · seen Sep 29, 2026
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Color is a water sort puzzle with the noise turned down. Tap a tube to lift its liquid. Tap another to pour it. Liquid only pours onto its own colour, or into an empty tube. Get every tube down to a single colour and the level is done. That is the whole game. No timer, no lives, no energy meter, no waiting for something to refill. EVERY LEVEL CAN BE SOLVED This matters more than it sounds. Water sort levels are usually generated at random and checked loosely, so sooner or later you get one that simply cannot be finished -- and you have no way of knowing, so it just feels like you are bad at it. This game builds every level backwards from its finished state, which makes an impossible level impossible to produce. A solver then checks hundreds of levels across the whole difficulty curve on every single build. If you are stuck, it is because there is a solution you have not found yet. BUILT FOR EVERY PAIR OF EYES Around one man in twelve has some colour vision deficiency, and "are these two the same colour?" is the entire game. So the twelve liquid colours were not chosen by eye -- they were fitted by measuring how far apart they stay under simulated protanopia, deuteranopia and tritanopia, and adjusting until the closest pair was comfortably distinct. If you would still rather have shapes, turn on Shape Markers in settings and every colour gets its own symbol. WHY YOU'LL LIKE IT • Calm to look at. Glass tubes on warm paper, not neon on purple. • Proper pouring. Tubes lift, tip and pour a real stream -- not an instant swap. • No timer and no pressure. Think for as long as you like. • Unlimited undo, always free. Restart the level any time. • Stuck? A hint is one short video away, straight from the solver, so it is never wrong. • Your best move count is kept for every level, if you like beating yourself. • Plays offline. Only the adverts need a connection; the puzzles never do. • Saves itself. Close it mid-level and come back exactly where you were. • One-handed portrait play, for a commute or a queue. • Levels are the same for everybody, so level 47 is level 47 for your friend too. NO NONSENSE • Ads keep it free. A short advert may play when you leave a finished level, never in the middle of one and never in your first few. A small banner sits under the buttons at the foot of the play screen, on the screens with room for it, and never over the tubes. Every other advert is one you choose to watch, for a hint, a skip or an extra tube, and if an extra tube would not actually rescue your board the game tells you so instead of taking the ad view. • In-app purchases are optional and small. Prisms buy the three boosters -- an extra tube, a hint, a pour taken back -- and a single one-off purchase removes both of the adverts you did not choose: the short one between levels and the banner. Nothing is locked behind a paywall: every level stays free, drops are earned only by playing and buy the bench the tubes stand on and nothing else, prisms also arrive with the daily gift and every rank, and every advert you choose to watch still works exactly as it did for anyone who would rather not pay. • No account, no sign-up, no email. • Your progress is saved on your phone, and backed up to Play Games if you are signed in, so a new phone picks up at the level you reached. Whether you call it water sort, ball sort, colour sort, liquid sort or just pouring things into tubes until they line up, Color is the calm version of it. Free to play. Start at three colours and work up to twelve.