Prism Pour

The Daily Pour is one extra puzzle per day, the same for every player on that date: 6 colors in 8 flasks that mix all five flask shapes. Its minimum is always between 17 and 20 pours, so it plays like a late-chapter level. A new one arrives at midnight in your time zone, and the game keeps your best result for the day and counts the days you have solved.

Solve the level in its minimum number of pours, which a complete computer search found for every level: 3 pours on level 1, 24 on level 100. Up to 3 pours over the minimum earns 2 stars, and anything more earns 1. The win screen shows both marks, and the level list counts your best stars out of 300.

Each chapter has its own flask: tall in Shallows, round in Lagoon, hourglass in Coral Reef, diamond in Tide Pools and wide in Deep Blue, and the Daily Pour mixes all five. The shape is only decoration. Every flask holds exactly 4 portions, and a narrow waist or pointed base holds the same amount as a straight flask.

No. All 100 levels are open from the first visit, so you can jump straight to the 7-color Deep Blue chapter from the level list. Levels are grouped by color count, 20 per chapter, and the list shows the stars you have earned on each one. Your progress and the level you are in the middle of are saved automatically.

Color symbols is a switch in Settings that draws a shape on every portion: a heart on pink, a circle on orange, a triangle on yellow, a leaf on green, a drop on teal, a moon on blue and a star on purple. With it on, you can sort by shape alone, which helps colorblind players and dim screens. It starts switched off, and the game remembers your choice.

Hint names one pour, such as flask 2 into flask 5, and lights the source flask amber and the target cyan. It follows a shortest route from your current board, so a player who only follows hints finishes in the minimum and earns 3 stars. Hint is free and unlimited, and if the board can no longer be solved it says so and suggests Undo or Restart.