Let's Sort! vs Sort The Mess!

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.

Sort the Mess is a tidy-up puzzle where the furniture moves. Plush animals, fruit and snacks, school supplies, garden critters and a room full of treasure are piled on the floor. Tap a set, drop it into the cabinet, watch the room come together. Simple… until a compartment is one slot too small and the only way forward is to slide the shelf itself. HOW IT PLAYS • Tap matching items to pick them up, then tap a compartment to put them away. • Grab a handle to slide a partition and resize the compartments on either side. • Some shelves ride a rail: send them up a floor to free space below. • Keys open locked doors. Golden slots wait for the one piece that belongs there. • Put the wrong thing away? Double-tap the row to empty it and try again. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT • Fitting is not the same as right. Some sets slide in nicely and block everything else. Spotting them is the game. • Nothing is hidden. When a shelf refuses to move, something is in the way, and you can see what. • One thumb, short levels. Each new idea is shown in one level, then mixed with the ones before. 100 HAND-MADE LEVELS IN 5 ROOMS Toy Room, Kitchen, Classroom, Garden and Treasure Room, each with its own objects and its own kind of trap. New mechanics arrive every few levels, so the game keeps changing shape all the way to the end. Satisfying pops, a clean floor, a little confetti. Then the next mess.