Sort boxes into the correct chute using color-coded machinery in the 12 levels of the puzzle game Sorting Center Savant by ZungryWare. Each color has one control that activates all of the machinery of that color, requiring careful ordering of moves.
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Most challenging indeed! Need more work on lighting in my opinion. Good game nevertheless.
That was a good challenge! Agree that it would be better if it wasn't as dark, especially for people with low vision.
Yeah, clever mechanic, imperfect graphics. More contrast between the boxes and the outer enclosure would help.
Yes it was a bit dark, but I'd rather that than too bright.
Don't worry about saving your progress as +/- selects at any time.
I had to sacrifice a few tools to get to the end.
one funny thing to note: only level 2 had blocks drop into place.
Well, contrast depends on there being light and dark at the same time. Just speaking for myself, I do have low vision and need light. The world-wide trend towards everything being in dark mode is really playing heck with my ability to see what's on the screen. I'm most appreciative of software designers who provide a light/dark choice, so we can all play.
Nice, clever, and challenging...
Agree that the layout could be optimized, however
Nice challenges. Level 12 was clever.
I'm stuck on Level 12!!! SO CLOSE
I have absolutely no idea how level 6 is even possible! But evidently, it is.
FINALLY PASSED 12!!!!
Oh, I get level 6 now. Doy.
I can't figure out 12 - is anyone still out there that could give me a hint?
Anonymous 19 June - are you annihilating the top gray barrier block before the four blocks drop?
I enjoyed this a lot. I liked the camera angles and 3D aspect.
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