Full Measure: Water Sort

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About this game

A water sort puzzle on an apothecary's shelf, where no two flasks are the same size.
Fill each with a single colour. A flask is done when it holds a whole colour, whatever its size.
And when a board can no longer be finished, Full Measure says so, and takes you back for free.

▬ WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

• It tells you when a board is dead, and returns you to the last winning move, for free.
• All 240 levels are proven solvable by a solver. Not sampled. Every single one.
• Undo is unlimited, free and permanent. It is never sold back to you.
• A daily challenge shared by everyone, an endless mode after the 240 levels, and themes earned chapter by chapter — never sold.

▬ HOW IT PLAYS

• Tap one flask, then another, to pour. Matching colour on top, or an empty flask.
• Flasks hold 2 to 6 doses. The small ones are pure workspace, and that is the whole puzzle.

▬ MADE WITH RESPECT

• No forced ad after a win. No lives, no timer. Plays offline, always.
• A symbol is engraved in every colour, so it plays without seeing colour. Under 30 MB.

Water sort, colour sort, liquid sort, bottle sort — whatever you call this tube sorting puzzle, it plays with one thumb. Pour water from test tube to test tube, gather every colour into its own glass, and let a slow game of logic take the edge off the day. No timer, no lives, no wifi: a brain teaser for a coffee break, a commute, or the ten minutes before sleep.
Water sort with unequal flasks, and a game that tells you when a board is stuck.
Updated on
Sep 17, 2026

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  • This app may share these data types with third parties
    Location, App activity and 2 others
  • This app may collect these data types
    Location, App activity and 2 others
  • Data isn’t encrypted

What’s new

A new look. Each level tile is a phial that fills with colour once you clear it. Titles and numbers now have their own typeface. The shelf gains wooden planks and paper labels, the victory stars are struck in metal, and the chapter phial fills as you play. On the board, the engraved marks stay where the glass is empty, and the liquids have depth.