Sort the colours until every tube holds one shade. You know how this works in three seconds - no tutorial, no wall of text.
Then FlipSort gives you something no other colour-sort puzzle has: you can turn a whole tube upside down. The colour buried at the bottom is suddenly on top. Flips are limited, so every level asks two questions at once - where do I pour, and is this the tube worth turning?
From level 11 there is no spare empty tube. Free space is a single slot here and there, so you can never just dump a colour and think later. Deadlock becomes the normal state of the board, and the flip is the way out.
WHAT YOU GET
- Hundreds of levels, every one guaranteed solvable - boards are built backwards from a finished state and machine-verified before you ever see them
- A difficulty curve that teaches instead of punishing: the first ten levels build the habit, then one new idea at a time
- Satisfying to the point of silly - springy pours, tumbling flips, confetti, and a win sound that climbs the more good moves you chain
- A hint that actually solves your board from where you are, not a canned answer
- Undo whenever you want it
- Daily streak with one free freeze, because missing a day should not erase a week
- Plays fully offline - the whole game is on your phone
Made in the UAE by AuraTech Inc.
Sort the colours. Flip the tube. The move no other sorting puzzle gives you.