Sort Water Now
About Sort Water Now: A Casual Water Pouring Puzzle
Sort Water Now is a casual puzzle game built around one satisfying challenge: pouring colored water between bottles until each one holds a single, uniform color. The game opens at a gentle pace and steadily grows more complex and demanding as levels progress. Several scenes show transparent glass vials filled with distinct layered bands of orange, yellow, blue, purple, red, and green liquids. Several scenes also show a wooden table holding an assortment of beverage containers — a tall glass with a straw, a plastic cup with a lid, and a metal can. Rows of identical green jars line dark wooden shelves in the background across multiple views. Rich level variety and a range of prop combinations give this classic puzzle format a fresh feel.
How to Play Sort Water Now
The goal is to end up with only one color of water in each bottle. Pouring is only allowed when the target bottle is completely empty or when its top layer of water matches the color being poured. Thinking ahead and arranging strategies before each move is key, and making reasonable use of props helps clear trickier configurations. The leaderboard tracks progress, so the challenge extends to seeing how many places you are able to climb.
Controls
- Click a bottle: Pick it up
- Click a second bottle: Pour water from the selected bottle into it
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