One-tap sorting
Tap a source tube, then a destination. The matching layers pour over by themselves — no dragging, no fiddly aiming.
A relaxing pixel-art puzzle
Pour. Sort. Relax.
Tap a jar, tap another, and watch layers of colorful pixel settle into place. Sort every tube into a single color — no timers, no pressure, no guesswork.
- 50 levels
- Free to play
- Works offline
- Unlimited undo
- Every level solvable
Why you'll like it
Simple to learn, hard to put down
A classic sorting puzzle, rebuilt with solid pixel, sand and crystal instead of liquid — and a handcrafted pixel-art look.
Always solvable
Every level is generated and checked by a built-in solver, so you're never stuck on a board that can't be finished.
Free undo & hints
Undo as many moves as you like, restart any time, and ask for a hint when you're stuck — a hint is always granted.
Chase three stars
Beat a level in as few moves as the solver's PAR to earn all three stars. Stars are just for bragging rights — nothing is locked behind them.
Short sessions, offline
Levels take a couple of minutes, and the game plays fully offline — on the bus, on a flight, anywhere.
Earthy pixel-art
Grainy pixel in glass tubes, gold-framed menus, a chunky pixel font and tiny 8-bit sounds that keep it cozy.
How to play
Three taps to get it
Pick a tube
Tap the tube you want to pour from. It lifts and glows white so you know it's selected.
Pour it over
Tap where it should go. Pixel pours onto an empty tube, or onto the same color if there's room.
Sort them all
A level is done when every tube holds just one color. Empty tubes are your best tool — use them wisely.
Screenshots
A peek inside
Tap a screenshot to enlarge it.
Ready to sort?
Pixel Dunes is free to play. Store links will appear here as soon as the game is live.