Crowd Fit vs Let's Sort!

Slide the boxes. Fill them with people. Every level is a small grid of colored boxes, with a crowd waiting at each gate around the edge. Drag a box up to the gate of the same color and the crowd runs in. A full box clears and frees up room for the next one. Clear every box to finish the level. It starts easy. Then the boxes get bigger, the grid gets tighter and new pieces show up: frozen boxes, locks that need a key, boxes that only move one way, conveyors, lifts and garages. There is a timer, so think a move or two ahead. Stuck? A hint shows you a good next move, and Time Freeze stops the clock while you work it out. - 100 levels, each one built by hand - A new piece every few levels - Short levels that fit a coffee break Crowd Fit is free to play. It shows ads and offers optional in-app purchases: coin packs, and No Ads to remove forced ads.

Unlike any water sort you have played. Let's Sort! looks familiar at a glance: colored liquid, glass bottles, one color per bottle. Then you pour. Something unusual is going on — a unique, new way to water sort. Once you notice it, every level plays by a different kind of logic. Simple to learn. Much harder to master. How to play: — Tap a bottle, tap another to pour — Colors stack on a match, or into empty space — Fill each bottle with a single color to clear the level What's inside: — Hundreds of hand-crafted puzzles — Hidden layers that only reveal as you dig — Cloth covers, wax seals, locked cabinet doors and rock-encased bottles — Color filters. Roll-up shutters. Bottles that do not behave — Undo, extra bottles and hints when a board gets tight Why you'll love it: That click when a tangled board finally falls into place is the whole game. Let's Sort! is a quiet pocket puzzle with a unique secret in the pour. No timers. No pressure. The puzzles play without an internet connection. Free to play, with optional extras.