Water Sort Puzzle: Tri liquide

Pour. Breathe. Begin again. Tri liquide is a water sort puzzle with the volume turned down. Tubes filled with layers of color. Tap one tube, tap another, and the liquid pours across. Every tube has to end up holding a single color. That is the whole game, and nothing is rushing you. WHAT IS DIFFERENT HERE No energy bar, no timer, no countdown. The game asks for nothing and never cuts in. It stays relaxing rather than demanding: three minutes or a whole hour, one finger, on the bus or in bed. The colors are pastel and the sounds are soft: a droplet when you lift a tube, bubbles while the liquid runs, a chime when a tube seals shut. A low pad hums underneath. All of it can be turned off in the settings. DIFFICULTY THAT REALLY CLIMBS The 60 levels are measured one by one. A round runs from 5 to 26 pours, and it never dips from one level to the one after: no sudden wall, no easy level sitting behind a hard one. Your brain gets to plan a few moves ahead while your hand only ever taps twice. Three worlds, and the twists arrive early. A fourth liquid at level 4. Pours are counted from level 8. A tube that accepts a single color from level 17. Seven liquids and nine tubes by the end. MADE FOR EVERY PAIR OF EYES Each liquid carries its own symbol — circle, square, triangle, star, diamond, drop, cross — painted onto the liquid itself. The puzzle can be solved without telling the colors apart, and this is on by default. Left-handed mode moves the controls across. Six background moods to pick from, a neutral one by default. Every touch target measures 48 dp. YOU LEARN BY PLAYING Level 1 is guided: seven steps that explain things at the moment you need them, and three pours you actually play. No wall of text before you begin. The tutorial can be skipped, and it stays in the settings. WHAT THE GAME DOES WITH YOUR DATA Your progress, hints and settings stay on your phone, in the app's private storage, and the game runs entirely offline. To know how many people play, the app uses Google Analytics for Firebase, which gathers usage statistics, without your name or email address, when the phone is online. The privacy policy covers everything in detail. A single ad exists, and you are the one who starts it: a short video that hands you a hint, once an hour at most. No banners, and no interruption between two levels. Hint packs can be bought by anyone who wants to support the game, and the game can be finished from beginning to end without buying any.