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Version 1.0.12 · 2026-10-23
- Fixed known issues and bugs.
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The store currently lists version 1.0.12, updated 2026-10-23.








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Welcome to the wonderful colorful world of Water Jam: 3D Color Sort Game – a creative water sorting game that reinvents the classic bottle design! Here, timeless water sorting gameplay meets adorable, unique bottles, delivering a great mix of visual delight and brain-teasing fun!
Say goodbye to plain, ordinary glass bottles! In this game, you'll unlock a huge collection of uniquely shaped bottles: cute pigs, elegant peacocks, funny ducks, giant whales, sweet hearts, corns, festive pumpkins, Santa Clauses, fluffy bunnies, playful turkeys and so much more. From animals, fruits and plants to holiday themes, every bottle is a carefully crafted work of art that's both eye-catching and fun!
Enjoy the classic, addictive color sorting mechanics while exercising your logical thinking and admiring these charming bottles – every pour feels fresh and exciting.…
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- Fixed known issues and bugs.
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