Water Sorting Color in the bottle

Water Sorting Color in the bottle is a digital puzzle game released for mobile platforms. The game presents a single, core objective: to sort a set of colored liquids into separate bottles so that each bottle contains only one uniform color. The game is structured across numerous levels, each increasing in complexity by introducing more colors and bottles. The visual interface is minimalist, typically displaying a set of glass bottles on a screen, each partially filled with layered segments of different colors. The game’s mechanics are derived from the logic of separation and sequence, requiring the player to manipulate the contents of the bottles without the aid of mixing or pouring liquids into an empty space. The game does not include timers, scores, or competitive elements, focusing solely on the completion of each puzzle through logical deduction. The color palette is bright and distinct, aiding visual clarity. The game is available for free with optional advertisements and in-app purchases for hints or level skip features.

Gameplay and controls are based on a single, direct interaction: tapping. The player selects a bottle by tapping on it. This action lifts the topmost color layer from that bottle, holding it in a temporary state. The player then taps a second bottle to pour the held color layer into it. The pour is only permitted if the target bottle is not completely full and if its topmost color layer matches the color being poured, or if the target bottle is entirely empty. If the conditions are not met, the pour is rejected, and the color layer returns to its original bottle. The game does not allow the player to pour a color onto a different color or into a full bottle. The player can undo the last move by tapping an undo button, typically located on the interface. A level is completed when every bottle on the screen contains only one color, with no layers of different colors remaining in any bottle. The game provides a hint button that, when activated, performs one optimal move for the player. The controls are entirely touch-based, with no keyboard or mouse input required. The interface includes a pause menu and a level selection screen, allowing the player to replay previously completed puzzles.