The Sorting Mechanic

Each bottle holds stacked layers of colored liquid. Tapping a bottle selects its top layer, and tapping a second bottle pours that layer across. A pour is legal only onto an empty bottle or onto liquid of the same color. That single restriction creates the puzzle: every move either opens space or creates a new blockage.

How Difficulty Grows

Early levels use just a few colors and bottles, so solutions are easy to spot. Later levels add more containers and more shades, which means fewer safe moves and longer pour chains. The challenge comes from planning several moves ahead rather than reacting to what is on screen. Because there is no timer, a level can be studied until a workable sequence appears.

Assistance and Error Recovery

Hints and undo options are built in for moments when a sequence goes wrong. Undo lets you step back from a bad pour, while hints suggest a next move when the board looks stuck. These tools reduce frustration without removing the need to think, since relying on them constantly slows progress through later levels.

Presentation and Play Sessions

The art style is bright and friendly, with clean visuals and gentle sound effects that suit calm play. Sessions can be short or long, and the game works offline after loading, so it does not require a constant connection. That combination makes it easy to pick up during a break or settle into for a longer stretch.

Editorial Notes

Compatibility

✅ This game supports:
- Desktop browsers (Chrome, Edge, Safari)
- Mobile browsers (Chrome on Android, Safari on iOS)
❌ Does NOT support: - Internet Explorer - Very old browser versions
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