Water Sort app analytics for July 31

This is a casual puzzle game centered around liquid color sorting, making it an ideal choice for fragmented time with its intuitive controls and challenging logic. Players are presented with a set of transparent containers filled with mixed-color liquids, and the core objective is to make each container hold only a single solid color through tapping and pouring. The operation logic is simple yet strategically rich: select a container by tapping, then pour the top layer of the same-colored liquid into a target container—this action is only possible if the target container contains the corresponding color and has remaining space. The fluid physics simulation delivers exquisite feedback: the smooth trajectory of flowing liquids, the visual change of blending hues, paired with crisp pouring sound effects, every precise operation brings a strong sense of satisfaction. The level design features a clear difficulty curve: initial levels offer only 3-4 base colors and a small number of containers, allowing beginners to get started quickly. As progress advances, the number of colors increases to 6-8, and special liquids with fixed layers and dissolvable ice cubes will appear, with the number of containers and layout complexity increasing simultaneously. The built-in auxiliary props are well-designed: extra empty containers can break spatial constraints, while the undo and hint functions reduce trial-and-error pressure without diminishing the puzzle-solving fun. Adopting an overall clean and fresh visual style, the rounded container shapes, soft color combinations, and minimalist UI complement each other, enabling immersion without complex learning. Whether for short leisure during commutes or relaxation at home, this challenge of color sorting delivers pure intellectual pleasure.