Good Sort Master: Triple Match is a satisfying sorting puzzle where you organize everyday items—milk, cheese, tomatoes—into tidy shelves. Think of it like Tetris meets Marie Kondo: drag, match, clear. Your mission? Group 3 identical items on the same shelf to make them vanish. Simple rules. Addictive loop. It's cleaning without the guilt of leaving your actual kitchen a mess.
Easy to grasp. Hard to stop.
Responsive across all devices.
You start with a wooden shelf grid packed with random groceries. Scan for duplicates—say, three tomatoes scattered across different slots. Drag one tomato to a compartment. Then drag the other two into the same space. Boom. They vanish. The shelf breathes.
The real puzzle kicks in when shelves are dense. You might see milk cartons blocking cheese wedges. Move the milk first to free up the cheese. But wait—if you stack milk carelessly, you'll trap juice boxes. Every drag matters. Every choice creates ripples. It's a zen game of spatial foresight.
Remove all items on the shelves to beat a level. Early stages use simple H-shaped layouts with 8-12 items. Later? You're juggling 5x4 grids crammed with 20+ objects. The deeper you go, the more you discover: banana-juice boxes, wine bottles, canned goods. Completing levels unlocks fresh item sets—your reward for mastering the sort.
Perfect for anyone who finds satisfaction in organizing drawers or lining up books by color. The 2-5 minute session length makes it ideal for coffee breaks, commutes, or winding down before bed. No timers. No pressure. Just you versus the mess.
This is meditation disguised as a puzzle. The loop is hypnotic: spot, drag, match. Spot, drag, match. The minimalist visuals—flat colors, stock-adjacent grocery icons, a soft blue fabric background—aren't flashy, but that's the point. They keep your brain focused on the pattern, not the noise. The game runs at smooth framerates thanks to its lightweight Unity build, so there's zero lag between your swipe and the item's response. It's tactile. Crunchy. Satisfying.
1. Saves: Progress autosaves via browser cache—jump back into your current level instantly.
2. Performance: Runs flawlessly on low-spec devices thanks to simple 2D sprites and no physics engine overhead.
If you've ever felt weirdly satisfied stacking cans at the grocery store, Good Sort Master: Triple Match is your new obsession.
Good Sort Master: Triple Match was developed by Sergey Tikhonov. Released in October 2024.