Potion Sort

Potion Sort gives the familiar liquid-sorting board an alchemist’s shelf. Bottles stand side by side, each holding a mix of coloured potion, and the task is to pour liquid from bottle to bottle until every one contains a single colour. When the last bottle is pure, the level is solved.

The description offers one piece of advice that is worth taking seriously: use the empty bottles wisely. An empty bottle is the only free space on the shelf, and spending it on the wrong colour can leave you with nowhere useful for the next pour. Planning a few moves ahead, rather than pouring whatever looks tidy right now, is how the harder boards get done.

Levels grow more demanding as you progress, and there are hundreds of them, which makes the game a good companion for short sittings over a long time. Bright colours and pouring animations keep it pleasant to watch, while the board itself remains a straightforward test of logic and strategy.

1. Look at every bottle and note which colours are buried where.
2. Pour liquid from one bottle into another to begin separating the colours.
3. Use empty bottles as temporary storage, but sparingly.
4. Keep going until each bottle holds only one colour.

Before using an empty bottle, decide which colour it will end up holding. Filling it with a colour you will not need soon is a common way to lock the shelf.