Magic Flow

The bottles are a mess of different colored water. Red is on top of blue, yellow is mixed with purple, and in the corner, several more layers are mixed. In "Magic Flow", you have to bring order to the chaos: everything must be sorted by color, without exception. It is a logic puzzle with clear rules, but not always easy solutions. From level to level, there are more layers and fewer free bottles. Made a mistake? You'll have to roll back your moves and think again. Sometimes the solution is obvious, sometimes you have to rebuild everything.

How to play?

In "Magic Flow", you control bottles filled with different colored liquids. Grab a bottle with your mouse and drag it to a spot where the top color matches or the bottle is empty. You can only pour the top layer—the rest is off limits. Once you have collected all the water of one color in one bottle, it disappears from the table. If you make a mistake, use the "back" button. To avoid confusion, you can first create temporary gaps by pouring some of the water into an empty container, freeing up the necessary layers, and then reassembling everything. You win when there are no bottles with different colors left on the table. That is a logic game where the sequence of actions and accuracy are key. It is suitable for those who enjoy brain teasers and will appeal to anyone looking for a game with colors where you need to sort and calculate your moves.