Description

Colorful tubes and layered logic turn Water Sort Legend into a pleasing sequence of tiny triumphs, asking you to pour top layers from one tube into another until all liquids sit neatly separated by color; interaction is simple—tap a source, tap a destination, and pours proceed only if colors match or the destination is empty—yet difficulty scales as mixed stacks and limited space force you to plan three or four moves ahead; start by making quick, obvious pours that reveal buried layers, then create a dedicated “buffer” tube you keep empty for emergencies; prioritize finishing one color at a time so that tube leaves play and frees mental bandwidth; when you’re stuck, rewind a few moves in your mind and look for pairs you can collapse to open space; an optional scoring estimate shows efficiency based on move count, while a light “IQ” readout turns progress into a fun benchmark without pressure; coins earned from wins fund gentle helpers like an extra tube for tough layouts or a hint that suggests a direction without solving the puzzle for you; accessibility features include clear contrast, large tap zones, and subtle sound cues confirming valid pours; the joy comes from creating order step by step, watching tangled stacks resolve into clean gradients because you made room at the right moment.

Instruction

Desktop Click on a tube to select it Click on another tube to pour the water if allowed Use your mouse to play ndash no keyboard needed Mobile Tap on a tube to select Tap on another tube to pour water Fully optimized for touch controls

Specifications

• Easy to play