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Version varies by device · 2026-08-03
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The store lists the version as varying by device, updated 2026-08-03.








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A smart color sort puzzle where every tap matters.
Marble Sort turns simple color matching into a satisfying logic puzzle. Tap boxes on the board to release colorful marbles, send them to matching customers, and clear every level before the conveyor runs out of space.
It looks easy at first: choose a box, release the marbles, and match each color to the right customer. But the deeper you go, the more strategic every move becomes. Some marbles can be served right away. Others wait on the conveyor, where space is limited. Tap too fast or choose the wrong color order, and the board can fill up before you reach the solution.
Plan each move
Look at the front customers, check which boxes are available, and decide the safest order to release marbles. A good move clears space. A risky move may block your conveyor with colors you cannot use yet.…
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