Sorting & sound / Android
Sort the shapes. Make a tune.
Offline gameplay · No Android permission prompts
The idea
Tap a tube to pick up its top ball, then tap another tube to move it. A ball can land on a matching color and shape, or in an empty tube. Sort every tube into one type. Every move plays a note, and your finished run plays back as a tune.
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Sortune is a color-and-shape sorting game with an extra payoff: every move contributes a note, and your completed run plays back as a tune. It is for someone who likes making order out of a crowded set of tubes, at an unhurried pace.
For a ball-sort player looking for daily puzzles, useful shape cues, and an ad-free sorting game that works offline. The music is a reward for the decisions, and you can turn sound off when you want quiet.
A color-only puzzle can be difficult to read when shades look similar. Every Sortune ball has a distinct symbol, so matching does not depend on color alone. Light and dark modes and reduced effects offer additional choices. These are specific design features, not a claim that one setup will suit every player’s vision.
Each daily board is checked by a solver before you play it. A solution exists from the starting arrangement, but individual moves can still create a dead end; free Undo and a hint give you ways to think again. Daily difficulties use four, six, or eight colors and shapes. Sortune moves discrete balls rather than pouring liquid.
The shared idea is moving top balls between tubes until each tube holds one kind. Sortune adds a symbol to every color, shared daily boards in three sizes, solver-checked daily puzzles, and musical playback of your moves. Choose it when daily structure, shape cues, and sound are appealing. It uses discrete balls, not the liquid-pouring animation of a water-sort game.
Publisher reference: Bubble Sort Color Puzzle — official Google Play rules
The useful thing to know about Sortune is the kind of play it offers: Tap a tube to pick up its top ball, then tap another tube to move it. A ball can land on a matching color and shape, or in an empty tube. Sort every tube into one type. Every move plays a note, and your finished run plays back as a tune.
Today's puzzles and the previous six days are free and ad-free in all three sizes. The optional one-time Supporter Pack unlocks older daily puzzles and additional case colors. You do not need it to solve the free daily boards.
These field notes respond to questions seen in public player discussions and store reviews. Those are individual experiences, not a survey or endorsements of this game. The audience fit is our interpretation; gameplay and free-access details come from our own published descriptions.
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Field notes and references reviewed October 26, 2026. See Sortune on Google Play for the current release.
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