Water sort in bottle puzzle

Thirsty for tidy gradients? Water Sort in Bottle Puzzle turns mixed liquids into a soothing logic routine where you pour colors between tall tubes until each holds a single shade; controls are simple—tap the source, tap the destination, watch fluid glide with a reassuring sound—and success depends on two habits: making space early by freeing an empty tube, and building towers from bottom to top so you never trap a color under the wrong layer; planning matters more than luck, and an undo stack encourages experimentation without penalty; later chapters add frosted glass that hides middle layers, filter caps that allow only matching colors, and double-wide flasks that change capacity math, so counting pours ahead becomes essential; helpful tips include keeping at least one empty vessel most of the time, using “staging” bottles to park partial stacks, and scanning for the color with the fewest segments first since it’s easiest to complete and removes clutter; a relax toggle disables move counters, while daily challenge boards provide tight, satisfying puzzles for focused players; accessibility features color labels, pattern overlays for those who prefer shape cues, and haptic pings when a bottle completes; the enjoyment lies in a visible sense of order returning to the board, and in the soft moment when a last segment flows and the tube sparkles, a small win that invites one more level.