Every level is a grid of colorful dice. Tap one to release it — but only if it has an open path — and it breaks apart into matching colored marbles that flow into a circulating tube. From there, marbles drain out to fill the domino stacks waiting below. Match a stack's color, and it clears, brick by brick.

Sounds simple. The catch: the tube only holds so many marbles at once, and once it's full, nothing else can be released until it drains. Pick the right order, and dice release freely and stacks clear one after another. Pick the wrong order, and you can lock yourself out with nowhere left to go.

That's the whole puzzle: no timers, no pressure — just you, the grid, and the order you choose.

FEATURES

• Simple one-tap controls — anyone can pick it up in seconds

• A satisfying flow-and-match core loop with real strategic depth

• Hundreds of handcrafted levels, from easy warm-ups to genuine brain-benders

• Bite-sized sessions perfect for a quick break or a long unwind

Whether you're looking for a calm way to pass the time or a puzzle that actually makes you think two moves ahead, Domino Sort delivers both.

Sort the dice. Fill the dominoes. Clear the board.

Tap or click a die to release its marbles. That's the whole game — nothing to

drag, aim or time.

• Mouse — click a die to release it

• Touch — tap a die to release it

• Settings button (top right) — language, sound, haptics and colour-blind palettes

A die can only be released when it has an empty neighbouring cell or sits in the

bottom row. Tap a locked one and it rocks in place and refuses. It refuses the

same way when the tube below is completely full — wait for marbles to drain into

the dominoes, then tap again.

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