Layer Logic: Water Sort
Sort the colors. Rescue the animals. Watch it all pour.
Ever get that itch to just... organize something? A messy desk, a junk drawer, your Spotify playlists? Layer Logic is that feeling turned into a game — and it's dangerously addictive.
Pour colors between bottles until every tube holds just one color, top to bottom. Sounds simple. Ten minutes later you'll still be staring at the screen, absolutely certain the next pour is the one that cracks it.
🌊 Pours that actually pour
Watch each bottle tip, stream, and settle — this isn't a static puzzle where colors just swap places. It moves like liquid because it's animated like liquid.
🐾 Rescue a caged animal on every level
Every level hides a mystery animal behind bars — solve it to set them free. Build your collection in the Sanctuary and see who you've rescued so far.
🎨 Genuinely beautiful bottles
Glossy, colorful, satisfying to look at — this isn't the same flat puzzle game you've played a hundred times.
🎵 Calming music to sort by
Soft, relaxing background music plays while you play — the kind you leave on to unwind. Prefer quiet? Turn it off with one tap, whenever you like.
⭐ 60 levels and counting
From "barely a warm-up" to "wait, how do I even start this one" — every level is hand-verified solvable, so if you're stuck, it's not the game's fault. Probably.
🔥 Challenge Mode for when 60 isn't enough
A separate, genuinely harder tier once the main campaign stops feeling like enough — up to 14 colors and as little as a single spare tube. Not for the faint of heart.
💡 Stuck? We've got you
A built-in hint will nudge you in the right direction — but use it too often and you'll miss out on that sweet 3-star rating.
🏆 Chase the perfect solve
Every level scores you on efficiency. Solve it clean for 3 stars, or just get it done — either way, it's yours.
📱 Pick up and play anywhere
Waiting in line, watching TV, avoiding responsibilities — a level takes two minutes and asks nothing of you but your brain.
No skill required. No pressure. Just pour, sort, and satisfy that itch.
Download Layer Logic and see how far you can sort.
Ever get that itch to just... organize something? A messy desk, a junk drawer, your Spotify playlists? Layer Logic is that feeling turned into a game — and it's dangerously addictive.
Pour colors between bottles until every tube holds just one color, top to bottom. Sounds simple. Ten minutes later you'll still be staring at the screen, absolutely certain the next pour is the one that cracks it.
🌊 Pours that actually pour
Watch each bottle tip, stream, and settle — this isn't a static puzzle where colors just swap places. It moves like liquid because it's animated like liquid.
🐾 Rescue a caged animal on every level
Every level hides a mystery animal behind bars — solve it to set them free. Build your collection in the Sanctuary and see who you've rescued so far.
🎨 Genuinely beautiful bottles
Glossy, colorful, satisfying to look at — this isn't the same flat puzzle game you've played a hundred times.
🎵 Calming music to sort by
Soft, relaxing background music plays while you play — the kind you leave on to unwind. Prefer quiet? Turn it off with one tap, whenever you like.
⭐ 60 levels and counting
From "barely a warm-up" to "wait, how do I even start this one" — every level is hand-verified solvable, so if you're stuck, it's not the game's fault. Probably.
🔥 Challenge Mode for when 60 isn't enough
A separate, genuinely harder tier once the main campaign stops feeling like enough — up to 14 colors and as little as a single spare tube. Not for the faint of heart.
💡 Stuck? We've got you
A built-in hint will nudge you in the right direction — but use it too often and you'll miss out on that sweet 3-star rating.
🏆 Chase the perfect solve
Every level scores you on efficiency. Solve it clean for 3 stars, or just get it done — either way, it's yours.
📱 Pick up and play anywhere
Waiting in line, watching TV, avoiding responsibilities — a level takes two minutes and asks nothing of you but your brain.
No skill required. No pressure. Just pour, sort, and satisfy that itch.
Download Layer Logic and see how far you can sort.