Glasswater Sort

Pour the colors until every glass is one shade.

A tilted tube pours pale turquoise into the glass below, on a warm linen ground. Level thirty-four.

Olive green pouring from a tilted tube on a near-black ground, with magenta, wine and amber glasses waiting. Level eighteen.

Nine glasses crowded with stacked bands of color on a pale sand ground, several holding black where a color is still hidden. Level thirty-five.

A tilted tube pours green on a midnight ground, one black band still hidden among the colors. Level thirteen.

Dark green pouring into a rounded flask on a powder-blue ground, with a magenta and a teal glass alongside. Level thirty-six.

Bright red, green and magenta stacked above black bands on a slate ground, deep into the levels that hide a color until you pour it. Level forty-seven.

Teal pouring from a tilted tube on a stone ground, black bands sitting between the colors. Level forty-seven.

Turquoise and green pouring into a pink glass on a deep forest ground. Level forty-four.

Pour the colored water from glass to glass until each glass holds just one color. It is the kind of puzzle you can play whenever you have a few quiet moments to spare.

How to play

Tap a glass to pick up the color on top
Tap another glass to pour it in
A color can only go onto the same color, or into an empty glass
The board is done when every glass holds one color
Stuck? Undo a move, add an extra glass, or start the board again

Some glasses are fogged, so the color inside stays hidden until you pour it out. You work with what you can see.

At the end of a board you will see how many moves you took, alongside the fewest it could have been done in. Until then, take as long as you like.

Features

A new daily challenge every day, and everybody gets the same board — so you and your friends can see who solved it in fewer moves
A calendar of the daily challenges you have finished, so you can see your progress over time
An endless color sorting mode that keeps going for as long as you want
Fogged glasses that hide a color until you pour it out
Light and dark themes
Glasses in different shapes as you play
A color-blind mode
Your moves against the best possible, after every board
Progress saved on your phone
Works offline
Open it and play
Free to play

Who it is for

Anyone who wants a quiet puzzle to dip into. People who like something to come back to each day. It is rated for everyone.

If you enjoy water sort puzzles, color sort games, liquid sorting, bottle and tube puzzles, or you just want a calm few minutes, Glasswater Sort is for you.

Simple to learn, and it keeps getting harder.
How far can you get?