Sort Them All

Tip the tubes and watch the colored liquid slide into place — every pour either solves the puzzle or makes it messier.

Picture a row of glass test tubes, each holding a jumble of different colored liquids. Your job sounds simple: get every color into its own tube. But the moment you pour that blue into a tube already holding yellow, you realize you've just made things worse. I'll be honest — I lost track of time on level 17. I kept pouring the top layer of orange right back onto red, over and over, because I forgot I had an empty tube sitting on the far right. That empty tube is your best friend. Use it as a staging area. Move a color there, free up space, then pour another color on top of it later. The satisfaction when the last color clicks into place and the whole board is clean? Worth every failed attempt. What makes Sort Them All stick is that it never punishes you for trying. No timer, no move counter, just you and the puzzle. You can undo a move with a single click, so experimentation feels safe. The levels start with two colors and slowly work up to six or seven, but the logic stays the same: look before you pour. Every color has only one correct destination, and every wrong pour blocks a path you'll need later. If you enjoy games that make you think a few steps ahead without needing a PhD in strategy, this one lands perfectly.

Use mouse to play the game.

Always keep at least one empty tube for temporary pours — it’s your get-out-of-jail card. Plan two moves ahead: think about where the top color will land before you tap. Don’t rush to fill a tube completely; sometimes partial pours open more options. If a color is buried under others, work on exposing it by moving those blockers first. When you’re stuck, undo a move rather than restarting the whole level. The order you pour matters more than speed — pause and scan all tubes before acting.

Q: Is Sort Them All free? A: Yes, it’s completely free to play in your browser. Q: Can I play Sort Them All on mobile? A: Yes, the HTML5 version works on phones and tablets with touch controls. Q: Do I need to download anything? A: No download needed — it runs right in your web browser. Q: What if I get stuck on a level? A: Use the undo button to step back or restart the level to try a new approach. Q: Are there ads in Sort Them All? A: The web version is typically ad-supported but won’t interrupt mid-pour. Q: Is there a move limit or timer? A: No, you can take as long as you want and undo moves freely.