Sort n Hold

Sort n Hold is a fast-paced puzzle-sorting game where you organize items onto shelves while considering their weight and the shelves’ strength. Your challenge is to race against time, carefully balancing objects without overloading the shelves. As you progress, levels become more complex, pushing your problem-solving skills to the limit. With intuitive controls, immersive gameplay, and unique gravity-defying mechanics, Sort n Hold brings a fresh twist to the sorting genre. Can you master the art of sorting and keep everything in place?

How to Play Sort n Hold

In Sort n Hold, it's more than just dragging and dropping. Here’s a deeper look into mastering the mechanics:

• Understanding Shelves: Each shelf has a maximum weight capacity. Place lighter objects on higher shelves and heavier ones lower to balance everything perfectly.
• Strategic Sorting: As the levels progress, the variety of items increases. Some items are tricky—odd shapes or heavyweights can throw off your entire shelf. Think ahead!
• Time Pressure: The race against time means that hesitation could cost you a shelf collapse. Stay focused and quick in your decision-making.
• Advanced Tips: Look out for special levels where gravity is reversed or shelves shift—adapt your strategies to tackle these gravity-defying stages.

Tips and Tricks

• Plan Before You Act: Take a quick moment to analyze the objects before placing them. Knowing what goes where in advance saves precious seconds.
• Watch the Shelves' Limits: As shelves get stacked, monitor their weight bars to avoid overloading. Balancing your load is key to completing levels.
• Gravity Challenges: In some levels, gravity behaves differently, making heavier items act unpredictably—practice makes perfect in these tricky situations.
• Use Intuitive Controls: Dragging items feels natural, but speed and precision are your best friends—familiarize yourself with the controls to move faster and smarter.

Release Date

October 2024

Platform

Web browser (desktop and mobile)

Controls

Drag the left mouse button to move the item.