Tinctoria: Color Mixing

You run a dye workshop in Rome. A customer is waiting: four measures of imperial purple. You have cobalt, yellow and coral. The rest is up to you. Tinctoria will feel familiar if you know tube puzzles — with one rule turned inside out. Here, pouring is ALWAYS allowed. The limit isn't the move, it's the CONSEQUENCE: different colors blend, and a blend cannot be undone. • Cobalt + yellow = green • Coral + cobalt = purple • Green + coral = MUD — and mud never comes back So every pour is a decision. Get the order right and the commission is filled; rush it and you're left holding a vessel of mud. The game warns you: before a pour that would create mud, it shows you exactly what you're about to lose. WHAT'S INSIDE • Endless levels — every one verified solvable before you see it • 13 pigments and the recipes that make them, unlocked as you discover them • Stuck? The hint plays out the exact pour you should make • If a board is truly dead, the game tells you instead of letting you grind • Roman coins: save them up to complete a hard commission outright • The Dyer's Road: a map of every level and how many moves it took you • Replay any level you've finished, any time • English, Turkish, German, Portuguese WORKS OFFLINE No account, no sign-up, no login. Your progress stays on your phone. ADS The free version shows ads. A single "Remove ads" purchase clears them for good — one payment, not a subscription. Colour mixing, colour sorting, pigment puzzles — if you like tube and water sort games, this one asks you to think one move further. Questions: [email protected]