Pour the top colour from jar to jar and fill each one to the brim with a single colour. A small jar will not take a big pour, so you plan space as well as colour. No timer, unlimited undo, always solvable.
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In a water sort puzzle you pour colours between jars until each holds one colour. In Brimful, the jars hold between two and six measures, so you plan space as well as colour. It is for players who want a calm puzzle with unlimited undo. Every level starts from a solved board, so it can always be finished.
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A water sort puzzle with a twist: every jar is a different size. Pour, sort and fill each one to the brim. No timer, unlimited undo, always solvable.
Jars hold anywhere from two to six measures, so a little jar will not take a big pour. Each colour has exactly enough liquid to fill one jar of its own size — working out which jar that is turns the sort into a planning puzzle.
Tap a jar, then tap another to pour. Liquid only goes onto the same colour or into an empty jar, and a jar never overflows: if it has room for two measures, two go in. Clear the board when every jar is empty or full of one colour.
Every board is made by scrambling a solved one, so a solution always exists. There is no clock and no lives. Undo as many moves as you like, or restart the level.
Early levels use three colours so you learn the pour. Each level adds one until the board holds eight colours and two spare jars.
Every finish earns at least one star, and fewer pours earn more. Three stars are hard: on many levels even a very good solve earns two. The stars measure planning, not speed, because there is no timer.
Open it once with a connection and the game is cached, so it keeps working with no signal. One thumb, two taps per move.
Tap a jar to pick it up, then tap another jar to pour its top colour onto the same colour or into an empty jar.
A jar takes only as much as it has room for. Each colour fills exactly one jar size, so plan where it has to end up.
Clear the board when every jar is empty or full to the top with one colour. Stuck? Undo or restart.
Brimful is the ideal water sort puzzle app for anyone who wants a fast, reliable tool on your phone.
Brimful is a water sort puzzle where every jar is a different size. Pour the top colour from jar to jar, match colours, mind the sizes, and fill each jar to the brim with one colour. No timer, unlimited undo, and every level is built so it can be solved.
Whether you need it for work, travel, or daily use, Brimful delivers a simple experience with no clutter.
A water sort puzzle is a sorting game: coloured liquid is mixed across several jars, you pour the top colour from one jar into another, and you win when every jar holds one colour. Brimful keeps those rules and changes one thing — every jar is a different size — so you plan where each colour fits.
The rules fit in three lines, which is why the genre is everywhere.
You win when every jar is either empty or full of one colour. That is the whole game, and it is enough: the difficulty comes from the order, because one careless pour buries a colour under another one that has nowhere to go.
In a standard water sort game every tube holds the same amount — four measures, usually. Once you can see the colours, the puzzle is only about sequence. Brimful takes that away. Jars hold anywhere from two to six measures.
Two things follow from that:
That second rule is the one that turns sorting into planning. It is the reason the store listing calls Brimful a sort-and-pack puzzle: half the work is deciding what fits where.
A move is two taps. The game highlights the jars you can legally pour into once you have picked one up, so you are never guessing about the rules — only about the plan.
When a plan goes wrong, you have two ways back:
If you pour yourself into a dead end, the game says so — no moves left — instead of letting you tap at a stuck board.
No. Brimful’s boards are built backwards: each one starts as a solved board and is scrambled with legal pours, run in reverse. A solution therefore always exists from the starting position.
What can happen is that you make a level unsolvable mid-way — usually by burying a colour under one that has nowhere to go. That is a sequencing problem, not a broken level, and undoing back to the last place you had a choice is almost always faster than restarting.
Level 1 uses three colours, so the first few boards teach the pour itself. Each new level adds a colour until the board holds eight colours plus two spare jars. Past that point each level is a fresh scramble of the same eight colours.
There is no timer and no lives. Instead, stars count your pours: any finish earns one, and fewer pours earn more. Three stars are hard to get — on many levels even a near-perfect solve earns two — so treat the third star as a challenge, not the normal result. The stars reward a tidy plan, not a fast thumb, which is why the game stays relaxing even on the hard levels.
These names are used loosely. Water sort and color sort usually mean the same pour-the-liquid game, and Brimful is one of those. Ball sort moves one ball at a time between tubes, so a stack of the same colour does not move together — a different feel. If you came for a ball sort game, this is not it; if you came for a water sort puzzle that makes you think a little harder than the usual four-measure tubes, it is.
Every level is free and there is nothing to buy. The installed game shows an ad after some level wins; that is how it stays free. Open it once with a connection and the game is cached, so it plays on a flight or a train with no signal. If you would rather not install anything, the same puzzle runs in a browser at tool.teamzlab.com/games/brimful/.
Brimful is built by Teamz Lab. Our other puzzle game is Arrow Jam 3D, an arrow-clearing logic puzzle on a cube, and the rest are on the games page.
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