Good Sort Master: Triple Match

Shelves, sets and a clean finish

Every level takes place on shelves holding a mix of items. Your job is to rearrange them so that identical items stand next to each other, three to a set, on the same shelf. Items move by dragging, and the aim never changes: take everything off the shelves until they are bare. Completing levels is also how you discover more items.

Thinking in threes

Triple-match sorting games reward a bit of planning, and a few general habits go a long way. Before you move anything, look along every shelf for two of a kind already standing together, because those need only one more item to complete. Finish sets that are nearly done before starting new ones, and try not to break up pairs you have already built, since moving items around without a plan usually makes the next match harder to spot.

If you lose track of where something is, a slow scan from one end of the shelves to the other is often quicker than dragging items back and forth in the hope of stumbling on it.

Tidying as a pastime

The game leans into its cleaning theme and calls itself simple and relaxing. Its appeal is the plain satisfaction of putting things in order, one shelf at a time, until nothing is left out of place. The core rule is quick to grasp, which makes it an easy pick for a few minutes between other things. Like every game on this site, it is free to play in your browser, with no download or installation.