Goods Sort

Goods Sort sets you loose in a supermarket against the clock. The shelves are stocked with fruit, vegetables, sweets and toy animals, and the job is to clear them by picking out identical items in threes.

The selection rule is the unusual part. The developer's instructions describe clicking rather than dragging: you pick out three matching items, which are allowed to sit on different shelves, and all three are removed together. Each level carries a strict time limit. The more items you remove, the higher your score climbs and the more rewards you collect, though the game does not spell out what those rewards are. Tasks are mentioned too, again without detail. What is clear is the core loop: spot a set of three, click it away, and keep the shelves emptying before time is up.

Look along the shelves for three goods that are the same. Click each of them in turn; they do not have to share a shelf. The three are then cleared from the board. Keep doing this before the level's time limit runs out. Each clearance adds to your score, and your rewards grow with it.

Since matching items can come from any shelf, scan the whole screen rather than one row at a time. The timer on each level is strict, so start clicking as soon as you spot a complete set. Clearing more items raises both your score and the rewards you collect.

A timed shelf clearing puzzle built around sets of three. Its supermarket shelves fill a tall portrait frame. The developer's instructions describe clicking, with no other inputs listed. Levels come with tasks and a strict time limit; no level count is given.

Fruit Shelf Sort also clears sets of three against a timer, over 40 levels in four chapters. Ice Cream Sorting is timed as well, but lets you pause the clock by watching an advert.