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Magic Sort!
About this game
🎩✨ Discover Magic Sort! Mix colors in a world where every splash of water is a step into mystery. This isn’t just a game; it’s a journey through puzzles that sparkle with charm, inviting you to sort, match, and puzzle your way through.
🌈 Quick Play Guide 🌈
Start Simple: Tap a bottle to pick it up, and another to pour the water. Organize the water so each bottle has only one color.
Think Ahead: Pour water only if it matches the top color of the destination bottle and there’s room. Plan to avoid dead ends and strategically sort the colors.
Embrace Complexity: With each level, sorting and matching require more thought. Every move is crucial.
Utilize Magic Tools: Stuck? Use 'Undo' to reverse moves, or 'Shuffle' to rearrange the bottles anew, making sorting a breeze.
🔮 Cool Features 🔮
Spellbinding Levels: Each stage brings a fresh challenge of color sorting and magical fun.
Wizard’s Gear: Magic tools make your quest of water sorting smoother and way more fun.
Vivid Splashes: A riot of colors makes every move a delight, turning sorting into a visual feast.
Unique Twists: Classic puzzles get a magical makeover for extra thrill, blending color, water, and puzzle elements seamlessly.
Boosts & Surprises: Stir up boosts in the cauldron to power through puzzles, adding a layer of strategy to your color sorting.
Mystical Ingredients: Gather ingredients to brew stronger magic, enhancing your water sort adventures.
🎇 Why Magic Sort? 🎇
Sharpen Your Brain: Each puzzle is a fun test of wits, blending elements of color, water, and sorting into each challenge.
Chill Vibes: Dive into a soothing, colorful escape, where water and color sorting provide a tranquil experience.
Magic at Every Turn: New potions and surprises make every level an adventure in water, color, and puzzle-solving.
🚀 Get Ready to Cast Some Color! 🚀
Download Magic Sort now and start your magical, colorful journey. The world of mystical puzzles, where water, sorting, and color converge, awaits!
User Reviews
"Game starts out nicely, relaxing, chill pace. When you hit the levels of hidden colors, they make sure you're going to miss at one point. Even when you've solved 3/4 of a game. I'm guessing it's the only way the company makes any cash in these tough times. You can and have to think ahead 3 steps, but nope, you're still going to lose. Especially on the hard and super hard levels. You can use your boosters, but you will go through them quickly in higher levels. It's pure pay to play. Uninstalled"
"Was fairly entertaining until you get passed level 99. It becomes obvious at that point they want you to spend money to have a fair shot at passing levels. Oh and if it says super hard difficulty, you can forget it. No way to strategize any moves and you're left relying strictly on chance when you do. And if you want another try without spending money, get ready to watch a 30 second ad."
"Usually really fun. Of course the levels repeat eventually. I'm nearly level 1200. Only real problem is how often the "hard/ super hard" levels are almost impossible. You're set up to only be able to do certain moves and then, boom, level lost. I'll run through all 5 lives several times before finally cracking it.. and while it's handy to have unlimited lives, being stuck on a level for a half an hour is the epitome of frustrating and I have absolutely closed it with over an hour of lives left."
"The game itself is actually pretty good, but it's very predatory in how it handles micro transactions. If you run out of places to move, it automatically pops up a failure screen with the option to buy a power up to keep going. it doesn't matter if you already have some of those power ups banked - you have to buy a new one. if you elect to just take the failure and restart the level, it pops up a confirmation screen with the button to buy that power up where you would expect restart to be"
"it was fun until getting to about level 100. for most of the "super hard" levels above 100 it seems impossible to pass without using a lifeline or spending money for an extra bottle. I can appreciate when developers need to get paid, but purposely making it impossible without using a lifeline, which after using the free ones you have to pay to get more, just seems dishonest to me"