Bottle Order
Eight bottles. One hidden order.
How to play
Play a bottle color matching game with eight different bottles and a hidden order. Swap bottles, check how many positions match, and use each clue to crack the code in twenty guesses.
- Eight different bottles hide in a fixed secret order. Tap two bottles to swap them, then press Check order. Letters A–H and different shapes identify every bottle.
- Each guess tells you only how many positions are correct, not which ones. Match all eight within twenty guesses and three minutes. The guess history stays visible; the answer is revealed at the end.
- A solved run beats an unfinished run. Fewer guesses win, then less time. Personal records stay on your device; a friend link uses the same secret order. Classic four-bottle links keep their original rules and records.
Read a bottle matching clue
Every bottle appears once. A clue counts positions, not just matching colors.
- Suppose the hidden order is B, A, C, D, E, F, G, H. Your first guess A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H earns 6 out of 8, but the game does not tell you which six positions matched.
- Tap A, then B to swap those bottles. Check B, A, C, D, E, F, G, H and all eight positions match. Real games use a different seeded secret.
- Use the guess history to compare arrangements. Find the complete order within twenty tries and three minutes; the answer is shown when the run ends.
A few useful details
Is this bottle match game the same as water sort?
No. In this bottle color guessing game you infer a hidden order from position counts. You do not pour liquid, combine colors or reveal the answer before guessing.
What does 6 out of 8 mean?
Exactly six bottles are in their correct positions. It does not identify those six bottles. Every bottle appears once, so a count of seven is impossible: if seven are correct, the eighth must also be correct.
How do bottle order scores and friend challenges work?
A solved order beats an unfinished one. Among solved runs, fewer checked guesses win, then a shorter elapsed time. Unfinished runs compare the last guess’s match count, then time. A friend gets the same secret order. Letters A–H and distinct shapes identify the bottles. Four-bottle classic links keep their own rules and separate personal best.
Can I play free and challenge a friend?
Yes. No account or download is needed. After a run, share its challenge link so your friend gets the same seeded setup. Your personal records stay on this device.
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