Never Sort By Color

Never Sort By Color

Available on:

Linux
PC

Genres

Simulator, Indie

Developer

Bryan Livingston

Release Date

November 9, 2026 (2 months from now)

Publisher

Bryan Livingston

Content Rating

N/A

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Summary

Never Sort By Color is a first-person zen organization game where you use magnet gloves, part detection, sieves, and quick hotkey tossing to sort an enormous pile of plastic bricks into a labeled workshop. Instead of sorting by color, you sort by part type, rebuilding drawers and organizing bays as the floor area opens up.
As you complete categories, instruction books guide you to pull exact parts from the right drawers to assemble MOCs that snap together brick by brick, turning the quiet sorting loop into satisfying, functional model building.

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