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Fun Water Sorting is a color-sorting puzzle: each level hands you a set of tubes filled with mismatched colored liquid, and the board stays a mess until you pour it straight. You can only tip a tube's top color into another tube if that tube is empty or already topped with the same color, so every move either untangles a tube or boxes you in.
The pace stays calm rather than frantic. There's no timer, so a level plays out as a short logic puzzle: work out which colors are trapped under which, plan a pouring order a few moves ahead, and lean on undo or a hint when a level ties itself in a knot.
Controls
Tap or click a tube to pick up its top color, then tap or click the tube you want to pour it into.
Tips
- Look for a tube that's one color away from finished — clearing it frees up an empty tube you can use as scratch space.
- Don't pour into a tube just because you can; a wasted pour can trap a color you need later.
- Use undo freely while testing a sequence — there's no penalty for backing out of a bad move.
- If a level looks unsolvable, try the hint before restarting — the order usually just needs rethinking, not scrapping.
It suits short sessions, since each puzzle resolves in a couple of minutes once you spot the pattern.
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