Android and iOS, soon
A sorting puzzle, upside down
You don't sortanything.
You place the ramps. You hit run. Then you watch the machine do the work, and find out whether you were right. No timers. No randomness.
Every piece states its rule
Read the board,not a tutorial.
A red ramp only moves red parcels. Blue ones fall straight through it. The arrows say which way. Nothing is hidden behind a menu.
The piece that remembers
The seesaw leanswhere the next one goes.
It sends one parcel left, the next one right. You can see which way it is tipped before the parcel arrives. That is the whole tell.
Four rules,and that is the whole game.
Colour decides who moves
A ramp only touches parcels of its own colour. A grey one touches everything. You never have to guess what a piece will do.
Bins overflow
Each bin asks for an exact number. Send it one parcel too many and the run is lost. Dumping everything in one place is the fastest way to fail.
The same board always runs the same
There is no dice roll anywhere. If a run fails, it failed because of where you put a piece, and you can fix exactly that.
A run lasts two seconds
You spend your time deciding, not waiting. Miss it and you can watch it again.
Then you let go.And you find out.
No hand on the wheel
Once the machine starts, you cannot touch it. Every parcel goes exactly where you decided it would go, back when you were sure.
Two seconds to know
You watch a red parcel head for a blue bin and there is nothing to do but watch it arrive.
Being wrong is cheap
Move one rail. Press run again. Nothing is lost, nothing is scolded, and the board is waiting exactly as you left it.
And then it clicks
Every parcel lands where it belongs, one after another, and the thing you built does the work without you. That is the whole feeling.