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Version 1.0.21 · 2026-10-23
- Bug fixes and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.0.21, updated 2026-10-23.








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Candy Bear Sort is a 3D casual puzzle game that combines realistic physics with dynamic conveyor belt mechanics.
Step into a color-soothing world where you simply need to master your timing and plan your strategy. Sort the falling colored balls into matching boxes, clear the never-ending conveyor belt, and become the ultimate sorting master.
Core Features
- Simple & Accessible Gameplay Tap to release a ball — easy to learn, instantly fun. The non-stop rotating conveyor belt keeps every move unpredictable. Only precise timing and trajectory prediction will help you land each ball perfectly and prevent overflow that ends the game.
- Relaxing & Rewarding Cute, lovable ball designs paired with realistic physics-based sound effects. Every satisfying clunk as a ball drops into its box delivers an ASMR-like sense of calm.…
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- Bug fixes and performance improvements
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