Overview
LiquidsSort treats layers like pours, and the best solves flow through two-step sequences. First, set up a match by moving a top color onto a destination where it will accept the next pour cleanly. Then complete with the follow-up, finishing the layer rather than shuffling back and forth. Keep a buffer bottle at all times; staging without one increases churn. Finish an easy bottle early to earn permanent space—the empty vessel becomes your reliable pour station. Gradients and similar tones are easier once strong hues leave; handle saturated colors first, then refine look-alikes with short taps that avoid overfill. The loop is measured: plan a two-step, pour, finish, reassess. If chaos rises, ask whether a single completion would convert noise into room. The puzzle rewards small investments that create future pairs and punishes cosmetic pours that change nothing. Done with care, the table feels like a tidy bar—clean layers, clear tops, and pours that look like they belonged there from the start.