Color Lab

Color Lab is a water sort puzzle with a real laboratory attached: here the colors don't just get sorted — they get mixed. HOW IT PLAYS Tap one bottle, tap another, and the liquid pours. Sort every color into its own bottle until each one holds a single color. That's the whole control scheme — one finger, no timer, no lives. Easy to pick up on the first level, hard to put down by the tenth. Then there is the mixer. Blue + yellow becomes green. Red + blue, purple. Red + yellow, orange. Nothing new to learn: it's still tap and pour — you just have to think about what you're making before you make it, because a wrong mix uses up the ingredients. THOUSANDS OF LEVELS, ALL SOLVABLE Every board is generated for you and proven solvable before it reaches you. You will never be stuck on an impossible puzzle — if it looks hopeless, there is a way through. The difficulty grows for real: 4 bottles at the start, more than 30 by the deep levels, and up to 30 distinct colors on the board. Along the way you meet corked bottles, locked tubes, hidden layers you only see when you uncover them, and levels with a move limit. WHAT'S INSIDE • A campaign that doesn't end — thousands of unique boards, no two alike • Color mixing with a recipe notebook that fills as you discover • A weekly challenge: 4 one-off boards, new every week • Daily reward, prize wheel and a victory chest • Hint, undo and an extra tube for when the board gets tight • Three stars per level for anyone who likes to do it in fewer moves MADE TO BE COMFORTABLE No timer counting down, no lives to wait for, no forced sign-up. Play one level on the bus or twenty before bed. Your progress stays on your phone — no account, no password, nothing to lose. Colorblind mode included: turn on Symbols in Settings and every color gets its own shape, in the bottles and in the recipes. Available in English, Portuguese, Spanish and French — the game follows your phone's language, and you can change it any time in Settings. If you like water sort, ball sort, liquid sort or color sort puzzles, this one goes further: it's the only one where two colors become a third. Sort. Mix. Discover.