Sort Out

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You know those water sorting games that've been flooding the app stores? This is basically that, but with colorful blocks instead of liquids. Your goal is dead simple: move blocks between tubes until each tube contains only one color. It's a brain-training puzzle that starts easy and ramps up slowly, perfect for when you need to zone out but still feel productive.

Key Features

• Progressive Difficulty: Starts with 4 tubes, expands to 5+ as you advance through dozens of levels.
• Colorblind Friendly: Each color has a unique symbol (star, heart, circle, square) so you don't have to guess.
• Hidden Block Twist: Some levels hide blocks under question marks, forcing you to plan ahead without seeing everything.
• Clean Interface: Runs smooth on anything with a browser, minimal UI clutter.

How to Play Sort Out

Getting started takes five seconds, but solving the later puzzles will make you stare at the screen for a solid minute planning your moves.

Tap and Move Blocks Between Tubes

You tap a block, then tap the tube where you want it to go. The block jumps to the top of the new stack. Simple as that. The catch? You can only place a block on top of another block if they're the same color, or if the tube is completely empty. One wrong move and you'll jam everything up.

Deal with the Mystery Blocks

Some levels throw question mark blocks at you. You can't see what color they are until you move the blocks sitting on top of them. This turns the puzzle into a memory game—you need to remember what you uncovered while still planning your color sorting strategy. It's sneaky and honestly the best part of the game.

Clear All Tubes to Win

Once you get a tube filled with all matching colors, it locks in (or clears, depending on the level). Your job is to organize all the chaos until every tube is sorted. Beat the level, move to the next one. The game keeps feeding you new puzzles with more colors and fewer empty spaces to work with.

Who is Sort Out for?

Perfect if you're looking for a no-stress puzzle to play during your coffee break. There's no timer, no lives system in the core game, and you can't actually lose. This is for casual players who want something that feels like mental stretching without the anxiety. Not for adrenaline junkies—this game moves at the speed of Sunday morning.

The Gameplay Vibe

It's incredibly chill. The background shows this soft, dreamy canyon landscape that looks like it came from an AI art generator, and there's no annoying music or sound effects screaming at you. You can play this while listening to a podcast or music and it won't fight for your attention. The block movements are smooth, and the whole thing has that polished mobile game aesthetic. Honestly feels like a meditation app disguised as a puzzle game.

Technical Check: Saves & Performance

The game saves your progress automatically in your browser's local storage, so you can close the tab and come back later without losing anything. Just don't clear your browser cache or you'll start over. Performance-wise, this runs on a potato. The graphics are clean 2D/3D hybrids but nothing heavy—I tested it on an older phone and it didn't stutter once. No downloads, no installs, just open and play.

Quick Verdict: Pros & Cons

A solid time-killer that respects your brain cells but doesn't demand much sweat.

• ✅ Pro: Zero stress, no timers or failure states to worry about.
• ✅ Pro: Accessibility features (symbols + colors) are thoughtful and well-executed.
• ❌ Con: Gets repetitive fast—the mystery blocks are the only twist, and after 20 levels you've seen the formula.

Controls

Responsive enough. No lag between taps and block movements, which is crucial for this type of puzzle.

• Desktop: Click the block you want to move, then click the destination tube.
• Mobile: Tap the block, tap where it goes. Works perfectly on touchscreens.

Release Date & Developer

Developed by hardiksavaliya037@gmail.com and released on August 26, 2025. It's a fresh release, so expect updates and possibly new level packs down the road.