Unitora

Unitora is a calm, offline sorting puzzle. Each board deals a rack of glass vials filled with mixed layers of colour. Tap a vial to lift it, tap another to pour, and the top colour flows across — but only onto a matching colour or into an empty vial. Sort every colour into its own vial and the set is done. Sixty levels climb from gentle three-colour racks to dense ten-colour sets across five difficulty tiers. From the Hard tier on, mystery rules kick in: everything below the surface stays hidden until it comes to the top, so every pour is also a discovery. Each level carries a pour target, and finishing near it earns all three stars — a reason to come back and solve a set more cleanly. Five undos per set are there for when a pour goes wrong, and every dealt board is checked by the game to be genuinely solvable. Two extra modes sit alongside the campaign. The daily mix deals one identical rack for everyone each day and tracks your solving streak. Time attack starts a three-minute clock where every sorted set pays seconds back, so a sharp run keeps itself alive as the racks grow bigger. A progress screen collects stars, ratings, pour counts and the colour sizes you have beaten, and nine achievements unlock as you play. Everything runs fully offline with no account, no ads and no tracking, and the whole interface switches live between English, Russian and Ukrainian.