About Lipuzz - Water Sort Puzzle
Lipuzz starts with a handful of test tubes and a few distinct colors — a simple pour-and-match setup that feels almost too easy. But the progression-curve bites early: new container types appear without warning, the colour palette expands, and the margin for error shrinks as tubes fill faster than you can untangle. By the late game, you face a board where a single mis-pour strands a colour three layers deep, requiring you to unsort nearby tubes just to free the one you actually need. The mechanic stays the same — pour the top layer — but the puzzle now demands you read five moves ahead instead of two.
Get your brain bubbling with Lipuzz, a clever puzzle game all about sorting colorful liquids. The challenge is simple yet deeply satisfying: pour and match liquids into their containers, but think ahead! As the puzzles grow trickier, you'll need smart planning to avoid getting stuck. There's a real joy in watching the vibrant colors finally fall into perfect order.
How to Play Lipuzz - Water Sort Puzzle
- Select a tube that contains a coloured liquid layer on top.
- Pour the top layer into another tube that either is empty or contains the same colour on its own top layer.
- A tube fills completely when you have poured enough layers to reach its capacity — for example, four layers of the same colour.
- You cannot pour into a tube that already has a different colour layer on top — the new pour will not stack.
- If you pour the top layer partially and another colour sits below it, the pour stops as soon as the colour changes, leaving the rest behind.
- Complete a tube once every layer inside it is the same colour — the liquid level matches the tube height exactly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I pour into the wrong tube?
The pour is immediate — you cannot undo it. If you pour a colour onto a different colour, the liquids will not merge, and you must later pour the top colour off before you can continue sorting.
Can I pour part of a layer, or must I pour the whole layer?
You pour the entire visible top layer at once. If that layer is made of multiple units of the same colour, they all move together to the destination tube.
Is there a limit to how many layers a tube can hold?
Yes. Each tube has a fixed capacity shown by its height. Once the liquid reaches the top, the tube is full and no further pours can enter it.
What does a completed tube look like?
A tube is complete when every layer inside it is the same colour and the liquid fills the tube to its full height — no empty space remains.
Do the liquids ever mix or change colour?
No. Each colour stays distinct. Liquids only stack on top of each other; they never blend or react. The puzzle is purely about ordering them correctly.
Category & Tags
Game Details
- Category: Color Sort, Water Sort
- Last updated: March 27, 2026
