Sort It and the glass-flask color puzzle
Sort It drops you into a bright simulation puzzle built around transparent flasks filled with mixed balls. You click a ball to move it, then keep routing colors until each container holds three of the same shade, with no download and no signup.
Stack three matching balls in each flask
The core goal is simple to read and trickier to solve: every flask needs a clean set of three matching balls. Because the colors are mixed across the board, you have to plan each transfer instead of tapping at random.
That makes each move matter, especially when one misplaced ball blocks the color you need later. If you enjoy board logic like Ball Sort Puzzle or Sort Water Now, this kind of color sorting will feel immediately familiar.
Clicking balls is the whole control scheme
The game keeps the input straightforward: choose a ball, move it, and watch how the flask arrangement changes. Since the board is made of clear tubes, you can scan the stack order at a glance before deciding where the next ball should go.
That visual clarity matters when the layout gets tighter and you need to protect one color while freeing another. Similar pattern-minded picks like Bird Sort Puzzle and Sorting Balls follow the same sort-first, think-ahead rhythm.
Color matching with a clean visual read
The presentation leans on bright colors and simple glass containers, so the puzzle state is easy to read even when the choices pile up. You can focus on the next move instead of decoding a crowded screen, which fits the careful pace of the game.
That clean look also makes the sorting rule easy to follow for every round: group the colors, clear the tubes, and keep building toward the finish. For a different take on the same logic, Xmas Hexa Sort and Coffee Color Blocks both lean on arranging pieces by color rather than speed.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
27 september 2024
Last Update
27 september 2024