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Version 0.35.0 · 2026-10-16
New Levels!
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The store currently lists version 0.35.0, updated 2026-10-16.








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Crystal Drop! – Sort Puzzle is a relaxing puzzle game about order, flow, and smart planning.
Each level asks you to sort flowing crystals into the correct carts. Crystals arrive continuously on a railway, and every move affects what comes next. Pour too early or into the wrong place, and you can block your progress.
The challenge is reading the full setup and committing to the right sequence. Carts fill, paths shift, and once crystals start flowing, mistakes cannot be taken back.
What to expect:
Satisfying crystal-sorting puzzles
- A steady railway that keeps levels dynamic
- No time pressure. Play at your own pace
- Increasing difficulty through layout, not new rules
Crystal Drop! – Sort Puzzle rewards patience and foresight. Solving a level is not about speed. It is about understanding the flow and finding the right order to restore balance.
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New Levels!
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