Separate the Mixed Colors
Water Sorting Puzzle is a color-sorting game where several glasses hold layers of different colored water. The goal is to rearrange the liquid until each glass contains only one color. You begin with mixed glasses and some free space that allows the water to move between containers.
The controls stay simple. Select one glass and then choose another glass to pour into. Water only moves when the destination has enough room and the color on top matches the liquid being poured. An empty glass can also receive a color. These rules mean the player cannot simply pour the water anywhere. Every move affects the choices that remain.
Use Empty Glasses Carefully
Empty containers play an important role in Water Sorting Puzzle. They give you temporary space for colors that block useful layers underneath.
Filling every empty glass too early can make a level much harder. A better approach is to keep some room available while joining colors that already sit near the top.
For example, imagine two glasses with blue water on top. Moving one blue layer onto the other can create a larger blue group. It may also uncover a new color underneath. That newly revealed color could match another glass and create the next useful move.
The puzzle becomes harder as more colors appear and the arrangement becomes less obvious. Restarting the level remains an option when the available moves no longer lead toward a solution.
Look Below the Top Layer
Water Sorting Puzzle rewards planning more than quick clicking. Before pouring, check the colors below the layer you want to move. A useful move should do more than clear the top. It should also reveal a color that helps somewhere else.
Completed glasses should usually remain untouched. Once a container holds one full color, leaving it alone reduces the number of unfinished sections on the board.
It also helps to work on one or two colors at a time. Moving liquid without a clear target can spread useful pieces across too many glasses.
The basic rules are easy enough to understand after a few moves. The challenge comes from finding the right order. Sort matching colors together, protect your empty spaces, and keep opening useful layers until every glass contains a single color.