Sort the witch's tinctures back into single-color bottles. Tap to lift the stopper, tap a neighbor to pour.
8 games inside Just One More
Relaxing sort and flow puzzles
Sorting puzzles are the ones people reach for when they want their hands busy and their head quiet. Pour the bottles, move the nuts, draw the thread, steer the brook.
Every level in this group is solvable, and that is a property of how they are built rather than a promise. Water Sort generates its puzzles backwards from the finished state, playing legal pours in reverse, so a layout that cannot be unwound never exists in the first place. Lawn Maze searches every reachable state of a candidate garden and rejects any layout where a wrong move could permanently strand a tuft of grass.
There are no timers, no move limits that end a round, and undo on every difficulty below Very Hard.
Where to start
Three to start with, and why each one is a good first round.
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Water Sort
Start here. Pour, sort, exhale. Every layout is built backwards from the solved state, so the bottle in front of you can always be untangled.
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Nut Sort
Start here if Water Sort is too familiar. Same satisfaction, more moving parts, and the nuts fly between pegs instead of pouring.
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Lawn Maze
Start here if you want to plan rather than fiddle. The mower rolls until a hedge stops it, so every swipe is a decision you cannot take back cheaply.
Every sort and flow in the box
Water Sort, Nut Sort, Color Flow, Pipe Flow and more. Every level solvable, no timers anywhere. 5 of them take turns as the daily puzzle.
Sort hand-carved nuts back onto matching pegs in a sunlit woodshop. Tap a peg, tap another to set down.
Draw threads of light between pairs of jeweled blooms until the whole leaded-glass window glows.
A spring at the top, a koi pond at the bottom. Tap each cobbled tile to rotate it and steer the brook.
Three brooks, three koi. Plus-stones let two streams pass.
Drag from the lantern through every meadow stone in one continuous stroke without doubling back.
Up to four wisps share the grove - every stone painted in one of their colors.
Guide a tiny mower through an overgrown hedge maze. Plan each run, cut every tuft, and leave the whole garden in tidy stripes.
All of it offline, all of it free
Just One More holds 69 games in all, and every one of them runs entirely on your device. It is free, ad supported, and has an optional one-time Remove Ads purchase. Nothing is locked behind a payment.