Math Sort
About Math Sort: Relaxing Puzzle with 120 Levels
Math Sort is a colorful puzzle game where the goal is to sort math tiles into matching rows by solving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division equations. The game opens with simple sums and gradually introduces new challenges across 120 levels, plus daily puzzles to keep things fresh. One scene shows a grid filled with rectangular tiles in yellow, white, light blue, pink, purple, and orange. The overall feel is relaxed and satisfying, with smooth controls and sparkling celebrations when rows are completed.
How to Play Math Sort
Every tile displays a math equation. Tiles like 6 + 6, 3 × 4, and 24 ÷ 2 all resolve to 12, so they belong in the same row. Colored tiles already placed on the board give clues about each row's target answer. The objective is to fill every row with tiles that share the same answer before running out of moves.
Think ahead—every swap counts. Dragging a tile and returning it to its original position without completing a swap does not cost any moves. When stuck, tapping the lightbulb icon provides a guided hint.
Controls
- Drag a tile onto another tile: Swap the two tiles
- Tap two tiles: Swap the two tiles
- Drag a tile and return it: Cancel without using a move
- Tap the lightbulb: Receive a guided hint
Games You Might Like
If the tile-sorting and number-matching at the heart of Math Sort appeal to you, puzzle games on Playgama offer a wide range of brain-teasing challenges worth exploring. For another numbers-and-tiles experience, Merge Numbers: Match 3 rewards careful planning with chain-reaction clears and special tiles like bombs and stars. Fans of deliberate tile placement will also enjoy Mahjong Puzzle: Tile Match, which asks you to spot hidden patterns and link identical tiles across a board. The color-sorting mechanic in Math Sort has a natural companion in Jewel Coloring: Crystal Sorting, a relaxing puzzler where gems are moved into matching cells to complete a picture. For a deeper number challenge, Sudoku Online extends classic grid logic with modes like Killer Sudoku and X-Sudoku that add fresh constraints. The broader arcade games category rounds out the selection with fast-paced alternatives when you want a change of pace.
