Potion Sort

Five minutes with Potion Sort usually means one messy bottle rack turned into a tidy row of solid colors, and a small grin when the last pour clicks into place. Tap a bottle, tap another, and watch the top layer of liquid slide over - simple to start, sneaky to master.

The rule is strict but fair: pour onto matching color or into an empty bottle, nothing else. That one constraint is where all the thinking happens. Empty bottles become precious tools, and every level asks you to plan two or three pours ahead instead of just clicking whatever looks close.

It's built for the kind of session where you want your brain busy but your pulse steady - vibrant colors, satisfying pour animations, and hundreds of levels that ramp up gradually. If you already like sorting games or anything filed under relaxing games, this one slots right in.

It runs free in your browser on desktop, no download, and it's built for solo play - just you, the bottles, and one very solvable puzzle at a time. Fans of puzzle games built on logic rather than luck will feel at home fast.

Sort every bottle so it holds only one color of potion. Tap a bottle to select it, then tap a second bottle to pour the top layer of liquid across.

You can only pour onto a matching color or into an empty bottle - no mixing allowed. Plan a few moves ahead before you commit, since a careless pour can block a bottle you needed to stay open.

Use empty bottles as temporary holding spots rather than dumping grounds. Save them for when you're actually stuck, and the harder levels stop feeling impossible.