Potion Bottle: Water Sort

Sort colored water between the bottles of an old apothecary. A water sort puzzle you can play anywhere, with no internet needed.

The professor spent forty years brewing potions. His cat Daisy took one afternoon to knock every jar out of order. Now every color has to be sorted again, bottle by bottle.

HOW TO PLAY

Tap a bottle to pick it up, then tap another one to pour the water.
You can only pour liquid onto the same color, or into an empty bottle.
When a bottle holds one color only, it seals with its cork.
Sort every color and the level is yours.

Ten seconds to understand. Hard to put down.

MORE THAN SORTING BOTTLES

Most water sort games stop at the colors. Here something new keeps showing up:

Frozen bottles. The ice breaks when you complete a bottle next to it.
Curtains. They hide a jar until you finish the number they ask for.
Sheets. They cover a bottle until you sort the color they show.
Locked chests. There's liquid inside, and the key is buried in another bottle.
Unlabeled jars. You only see the top color; the rest reveals as you pour.

Every mechanic combines with the ones before it. The late boards look nothing like the early ones.

WHAT'S INSIDE

New levels every week, grouped into illustrated chapters.
Difficulty that actually grows.
Three boosters for when you're stuck: hint, undo and extra bottle.
Daily missions and rewards for coming back.
A reward path that grows as you play.
A win streak that multiplies your coins.
Ten languages.
Colorblind-friendly palette.

PLAY WHENEVER

No internet. No sign-up. No account.
Works on the bus, on the subway, on a plane.
Two-minute sessions or two-hour ones, whatever you feel like.

Sorting colored liquid is oddly relaxing. And the professor will thank you for it.

Download Potion Bottle and put the apothecary back in order.