Potion Sort: Magic Brew Puzzle

About this app

Potion Sort is a relaxing water sort puzzle with a magical twist. Pour the colors between potion bottles until every bottle glows with a single color — easy to learn, calm to play, and a proper brain teaser as the levels deepen. HOW TO PLAY • Tap a bottle to lift it, tap another to pour. • A color pours only onto the same color, or into an empty bottle. • Think ahead — careless pours brew a jam. • Stuck? Undo a move, shuffle a fresh deal, or add a rescue bottle. • Clear the level by giving every potion its own bottle. A CAULDRON OF FEATURES • 100+ handcrafted color sorting levels with rising difficulty — new ideas arrive one at a time, so you are never lost. • Sealed vials: finish a seal's color anywhere on the board and the wax cracks open. No other sort game has them. • Mystery potions: hidden colors reveal themselves as you pour. • Big bottles: from level 50 every bottle deepens to five and a tenth color joins the brew. • Challenge levels for sorters who want a wall to climb. • Play offline — no Wi-Fi needed, anywhere, anytime. • Simple one-finger controls with smooth, satisfying pouring animation. • Game Center leaderboards and ten achievements to chase. WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT • Sharpen your brain: every level is a bite-size logic puzzle of color, water and strategy. • Chill vibes: no timers and no move limits — sort at your own pace under a starry sky. • Always fair: every standard level can be solved exactly as dealt. Made for fans of water sort, color sort and bottle sorting games, and for anyone who loves a relaxing puzzle that still makes them think. Whether you call it water color sort, liquid sort or potion magic, the goal stays the same: pour, sort, and watch every bottle come out perfect. Download Potion Sort and start pouring — can you sort them all?

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