Color Pour Studio
Ages 6+Pour bright liquids between glass tubes until every tube holds a single color. A satisfying sorting puzzle with 80 hand-checked levels.
About This Game
A Studio Full of Rainbow Glass
Color Pour Studio turns sorting into an art form. Tall glass tubes filled with glowing, see-through liquids stand waiting on your workbench — and every tube is a swirl of mixed-up colors. Your job is to pour them, layer by layer, until each tube holds one pure, perfect color.
The studio celebrates every finished tube with sparkles and a tiny chime, and finished levels unlock decorations for your studio shelf, so your workspace gets prettier as your skills grow.
One Simple Pouring Rule
- Tap a tube to lift it, then tap another tube to pour
- You can pour onto a matching top color or into an empty tube
- Each tube holds four layers by default (some levels change this)
- You win when every tube holds a single color
One rule, endless combinations. The first levels feel like magic; the later ones feel like chess with rainbows.
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What You Do
- 1Look at the tubes and find matching top colors
- 2Tap a tube to lift it, then tap where to pour
- 3Pour only onto the same color or into an empty tube
- 4Gather each color into its own tube, layer by layer
- 5Finish every tube to complete the level and decorate your shelf
Controls
- Tap a tube to pick it up
- Tap a second tube to pour into it
- Tap the on-screen buttons for undo and restart
Tips for Players
Empty tubes are your best friends — keep one open as pouring space for as long as you can.
Uncover hidden colors early so surprises do not wreck your plan later.
Think one pour ahead: where will the new top color go next?
On limited-pour levels, count your pours before you start, not after.
Undo remembers 20 moves, so test a bold idea and step back if it tangles.
Accessibility note
Color Pour Studio is tap-only with no timer, includes color-blind symbols so no puzzle depends on color alone, and keeps celebrations short and skippable. Each move is just two taps. Tracking many tubes at once can be tiring on very small screens; if that is difficult, try Tile Garden, which presents one chunky board of big tiles at a time.
Questions & Answers
No. The whole main campaign is untimed — pour as slowly and thoughtfully as you like.
