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Sort by the rules! A new rule card each level. Cozy, no forced fails.
Rule Sort is a sorting puzzle where a new rule card turns up every level. Move the props onto the shelves, read the card, and tidy up within its rule. Never rigged. A round takes 30 seconds to 2 minutes: mugs, books, plants, picture frames and candles go onto the right shelf, sorted by colour and kind. Each level's rule card puts a condition on where things can go. ■ How to play • Tap to move props between the shelves and the hold slot — a clean, quiet sorting feel • Every round reveals 1 or 2 rule cards that add a new condition: read first, then sort • Stuck? Undo, Hint and Restart are always there — no paid extra slots, no artificial walls ■ Why Rule Sort ✓ Never rigged — all 50 levels are solver-verified and guaranteed solvable. No forced losses, no dead ends ✓ Made for short breaks: a logic puzzle for the commute, the queue or the sofa ✓ Fully offline — a brain game with no internet that works anywhere ✓ Cosy room visuals and soft colours instead of loud effects. No timers, no hearts, no waiting ✓ Ads only appear on the result screen and never interrupt a round in progress ■ More to play • Daily challenge with a date seed — a fresh puzzle every day, the same one for everyone • Rule codex: collect every rule you meet along the way Rule Sort is for anyone who likes sorting games but wants more than stacking: a brain teaser for adults that tidies up and makes you think. If you are after relaxed brain training, a daily logic puzzle, or simply a cosy puzzle for a few quiet minutes — Rule Sort fits in any gap. Happy sorting!
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