Rimward: Color Sort Puzzle

Cargo comes in off the freighters mixed. Your job is to sort it — one crate at a time, into bays that only accept a stack of a single kind. That is the whole rule. Everything after it is your decision. NINETY LEVELS, IN SIX STAGES The run starts at the docks and works outward: Dockside, Inner Belt, Deep Run, Far Reach, Consignment, Rimward. Each stage brings one new idea and nothing else — bays that hide what they hold, bays sealed until you have sorted enough, bays reserved for one kind of cargo. One rule at a time, so every board is something you can reason about rather than something you have to survive. The last stage gives something back: a clip that holds one crate outside the bays, so you can reach what is buried under it. Once per board, and both trips cost a move. A TARGET ON EVERY BOARD Every level carries a move target taken from an actual solution, not a guess. Beat it and you have genuinely beaten the board. Three stars is good. Clearing a level at or under target with no undo and no hint is MASTERED — and that is the one thing here you cannot reach by being patient. DAILY One board a day, the same for everyone, with a streak worth keeping. ENDLESS A run played out of a bank of moves. Each stage adds a little over its target; whatever you do not spend carries forward. Clear boards cleanly and the run goes on. Waste moves and it ends. How far you get is the score. From stage five you get a clip here too — one crate set aside, once, when a run gets tight. BUILT TO BE FAIR • Every level is solvable, and the app proves it — no board ships that a solver has not finished first. • Play into a position that cannot be sorted and the game tells you, instead of letting you sit there. Undo steps you straight back out. • Stuck three times on the same board? It will show you the route. • Every cargo kind has its own shape as well as its own colour, so the board is readable if you do not see colour the way most people do. • Reduce Motion is honoured properly. NO DARK PATTERNS No ads. No timers. No lives. No boosters for sale, and no currency that runs out just as a level gets hard. Hints are free, one per attempt. The only thing in the shop is optional: a tip jar in Settings, for players who want to support development directly. It unlocks nothing — there was never a paywall here to unlock. BILINGUAL The whole game, not just the store page — English and Bulgarian, switchable per app in Settings without touching your phone's system language. MAKE THE BOARD YOURS Two things to choose and they are independent: the finish on the crates, and the language the cargo marks are drawn in — stencilled, machined to a square grid, dots and bars, or cut hairline-fine. Every mark set is drawn to stay readable by shape alone, so picking the one you like never costs you the ability to play without relying on colour. Stars unlock most of them. A few are reserved for mastered levels and stars cannot buy those at all — appearance, never advantage, and everything in the locker is earned by playing. OFFLINE, AND PRIVATE The whole game runs on your phone. Progress and settings never leave the device, and there is no account to sign in to. The only network activity is Apple's own, for StoreKit, if you choose to leave a tip. The daily reminder, if you turn it on, is scheduled by your own device. Clear a bay in under a minute. Or take the hour and find the perfect line.