Puzzle game
Colour Sort
Pour the glassware until every tube holds one colour.
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How to play
- Tap a tube to pick it up, then tap where to pour.
- You can only pour onto the same colour, or into an empty tube.
- Every tube must end up holding one colour.
- Undo is free and unlimited.
- One extra tube can be bought per level for a hundred points.
Controls
Keyboard
- ← → move between tubes
- Space pours into the first tube that will take it
- Z to undo
- P to pause
Touch
- Tap a tube, then the tube to pour into
- Undo and Extra tube sit at the bottom
Controller
- D-pad or left stick to move
- A / Cross for action, B / Circle for secondary
- Start to pause
Tips for a better score
- Empty a tube completely before you start filling it. An empty tube is worth more than any half-sorted one.
- Pouring moves the whole run of one colour at once, so a tube with three of the same on top empties in a single tap.
- Work out where each colour will finish before your first pour: two spare tubes is not much room to change your mind.
- The extra tube costs a hundred points and lasts the level. Undo costs nothing, so wind back first and only buy it when genuinely stuck.
About Colour Sort
Colour Sort is a bench of laboratory tubes filled with layers of coloured liquid, jumbled up. Pour the top layer of one tube onto a matching layer in another, or into an empty one, until every tube holds a single colour. Each rack is dealt at random and then checked by a solver before you see it, so every board can be finished. Undo is free, and an extra tube can be bought once a level for a hundred points if a rack has you stuck. Every colour carries its own symbol as well, so the puzzle never depends on telling two shades apart. Levels grow from three colours to ten.
A free liquid sort puzzle that runs in your browser. Category: Puzzle games. Made for RetroWorld with original art and sound.
