Eye-Comfort Ball Sort: Calm

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About this game

A quiet puzzle about sorting mixed balls into single-colour glasses. Instead of a stark white background and saturated colours, everything is painted in warm paper tones and a muted botanical palette — easier on your eyes late at night and through long sessions.

■ Easy on the eyes
• A warm paper background with quiet sage green accents
• Twelve muted botanical colours — Brick, Moss, Eucalyptus, Indigo and more
• A glass full of a single colour is marked quietly, with a gold rim
• A low-glare board built to stay comfortable however long you play

■ One tap to move
• Tapping a glass lifts its top ball
• It only lands on a ball of its own colour, or in an empty glass
• Drag and drop works too, if that is how you think
• A run of the same colour travels together, in one move

■ Hints that never point into a dead end
• A hint is a move the solver picked after actually working the board out
• So following one can never strand you somewhere unwinnable
• If a board truly can no longer be solved, the game says so
• Undo steps back as far as the first move

■ 100 stages, three colours up to twelve
• Colours are added a step at a time as the stages climb
• Every stage is proven solvable before you ever see it
• The same stage always deals the same board — restart and it is that board again
• Clear all 100 and you can move freely between any of them

■ Two ways to play
• Classic — every ball shows its colour, all the way down
• Hidden — only the top ball of a glass keeps its colour; the rest are question marks
• Balls you move or uncover stay face up, and so does a finished glass
• A hundred boards of its own, drawn fresh off the same difficulty curve
• Switch from the mode button up top; each mode keeps its own stages and records

■ Three stars against par
• Clear time, moves and par, side by side
• Par is a true floor, not a guess: one move can merge at most two runs of colour
• The closer to that floor you land, the more stars

■ Sound and touch
• Distinct sounds for lifting, landing, finishing a glass and clearing a stage
• Three sound steps — off, soft, normal
• A light buzz as balls lift and land — switch it off in settings

■ Light and undemanding
• No sign-up and no login
• Plays without an internet connection
• Your stage progress and settings stay on your device
• 한국어 · English · 日本語 · 简体中文 · 繁體中文

One colour at a time — take it quietly.
Ball sort on warm paper. 100 stages, Classic and Hidden. Offline, no account.
Updated on
Aug 8, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • This app may share these data types with third parties
    Device or other IDs
  • This app may collect these data types
    Device or other IDs
  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • Data can’t be deleted

What’s new

Hints are now three a stage.

• The hint button shows how many are left, and restarting a stage gives them back
• Asking again for the hint already on the board costs nothing
• The settings sheet is tidier — language, sound and vibration a row each, with the version at the foot
• The app icon and the opening screen are the game's own paper colour