14 sort and clear puzzles
Fourteen puzzles about doing things in the right order: pour spices until each jar holds one kind, tap koi out of a pond when their lane is clear, slide boats out through the gate of their colour or box rivets in threes. Most levels take a few minutes and come in a set order, getting bigger as you go.
New here? Start with Koi Lanes (tap a fish whose lane is clear, and empty the pond), then Spice Rack Sort (pour until every jar holds one spice) or Glyph Pairs (no timer, and unlimited hints and undo).
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No game matches all of that.
Do the levels get harder?
Yes. Each game starts small to teach its one rule, then adds bigger boards and a new twist every few levels, such as lily pads that turn the fish in Koi Lanes or a shaker jar that pours from the bottom in Spice Rack Sort.
Can every level be solved?
Yes. A solver checks Plate Pluck's 40 boards, every Leafpress pile has a clearing order that needs at most four slots, Glyph Pairs reshuffles when no open pair is left, and Crateslide gives an undo after five clean slides in a row. A lost pile or pond is dealt again rather than ending the game.
What are the stars for?
Fewer moves or bumps: Spice Rack Sort rates a rack by its moves, Crateslide a dock by its bumps, and Harbor Gates sets a par for three stars on each of its 40 harbours. Nothing is locked behind them; finishing a level opens the next.
Which ones have a daily challenge?
Koi Lanes, Spice Rack Sort, Button Box, Larder Three, Harbor Gates, Seedling Rows, Leafpress and Glyph Pairs have a daily mode: the same challenge for everyone that day, new at midnight by your device's clock.