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A quiet ball sort puzzle about sorting mixed balls into single-color glasses. Instead of a stark white background and saturated colors, everything is painted in warm paper tones and a muted botanical palette — easier on your eyes late at night and through long sessions.
■ Easy on the eyes
• A warm paper background with quiet sage green accents
• Twelve muted botanical colors — Brick, Moss, Eucalyptus, Indigo and more
• A glass full of a single color is marked quietly, with a gold rim
• A low-glare board built to stay comfortable however long you play
■ One tap to move
• Tapping a glass lifts its top ball
• It only lands on a ball of its own color, or in an empty glass
• Drag and drop works too, if that is how you think
• A run of the same color travels together, in one move
■ Hints that never point into a dead end
• A hint is a move the solver picked after actually working the board out
• So following one can never strand you somewhere unwinnable
• If a board truly can no longer be solved, the game says so
• Undo steps back as far as the first move
■ 100 stages, three colors up to twelve
• Colors are added a step at a time as the stages climb
• Every stage is proven solvable before you ever see it
• The same stage always deals the same board — restart and it is that board again
• Clear all 100 and you can move freely between any of them
■ Two ways to play
• Classic — every ball shows its color, all the way down
• Hidden — only the top ball of a glass keeps its color; the rest are covered in plain gray
• Balls you move or uncover stay face up, and so does a finished glass
• A hundred boards of its own, drawn fresh off the same difficulty curve
• Switch from the mode button up top; each mode keeps its own stages and records
■ Three stars against par
• Clear time, moves and par, side by side
• Par is a true floor, not a guess: one move can merge at most two runs of color
• The closer to that floor you land, the more stars
■ Sound and touch
• Distinct sounds for lifting, landing, finishing a glass and clearing a stage
• Three sound steps — off, soft, normal
• iOS haptic feedback, and vibration you can switch off
■ Light and undemanding
• No sign-up and no login
• Plays offline, with no internet connection
• Your stage progress and settings stay on your device
• 한국어 · English · 日本語 · 简体中文 · 繁體中文
One color at a time — take it quietly. A calm ball sort puzzle that plays offline.
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What's New in Eye
1.0.2
August 14, 2026
Hints are now three a stage. • The hint button shows how many are left, and restarting a stage gives them back • Asking again for the hint already on the board costs nothing • The settings sheet is tidier — language, sound and vibration a row each, with the version at the foot • The board warms to the paper it sits on, and Hidden mode covers its balls in plain grey instead of question marks • The app icon is the game's own paper colour This version carries a small banner along the bottom of the game, and asks once whether it may use your device's advertising identifier. The whole game stays available either way.
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