Color Pour Sort Unblocked

Color Pour Sort looks like every other tube-sorting puzzle at first glance, and then the first pour surprises you. The bands of liquid are not equal blocks. Some layers are thick, some are slivers, and a pour transfers just what fits in the receiving tube, leaving any extra where it was. That one change makes the puzzle feel more like real liquid and much less like stacking cubes. The game is an open-source project called “Be like water” by Gedas-S, and it plays unblocked on phones and computers alike.

Pouring Rules

Choose a tube, which rises slightly to show it is selected, then choose where the liquid should go. Only the uppermost band travels, and it needs either a matching band or a totally empty tube to land on. Mismatched colors trigger a “Cannot mix” message, and a tube with no space says “Bottle full”.

Fill a tube to the brim with a single shade and a black cap seals it, locking it for the rest of the level. Clear the board by sealing or emptying every tube; a quick celebration flashes up and the following puzzle appears straight away.

The first level is a gentle start, just two shades spread over four tubes. The numbers keep climbing with no end, and each step adds colors. Your current level and the state of your tubes are saved in the browser after every pour, so closing the page costs you nothing.

Color Pour Sort controls

To do this	Mouse	Touch
Lift a tube to pour from	Click the tube (it lifts up)	Tap the tube (it lifts up)
Pour into a second tube	Click the target tube	Tap the target tube
Take back the last pour	Click the curved arrow at the top right	Tap the curved arrow at the top right
Start the level over	Click the circular arrow	Tap the circular arrow
Open the options menu	Click the three-line menu icon	Tap the three-line menu icon

A Steady Way Through Hard Levels

Protect your empty tube. Without a spare, a band with nowhere to match has nowhere to go. Filling it carelessly is the most common way to get stuck.

Check the space before you pour. Since layers vary in size, a pour may only partly fit. The sliver left behind can cover the color underneath and block a move you were counting on.

Finish tubes when you can. Capping a tube removes it from play, which shrinks the problem and makes the remaining board easier to read.

Work from the most buried color. Look for the color that sits lowest in most tubes. Freeing it usually needs the most pours, so plan around it early.

Treat undo as a tool. Undo has no penalty here. Try a line of three or four pours, and if it leads nowhere, rewind and test another order.

Settings Worth Knowing

The three-line menu holds a surprising amount: dark mode, a smaller tube size for crowded levels, a slower or switched-off pour animation, a choice between three different level generators, and a box to jump straight to any level number.

If you like sorting colors, Flood Fill Puzzle is another calm color challenge, and Color Tile Match adds a timer for a faster pace.