Roll Sort
Coming Soon · In Development
| Genre | Casual ASMR Sorting Puzzle |
|---|---|
| Platform | Android (Google Play) |
| Status | In development |
| Style | Bright Kitchen · Matte Clay Look |
| Audience | All ages · One-tap play |
Overview
Long rolls of gimbap wait at the bottom of the screen. Tap one and it is sliced into pieces that ride a ring belt and fall through a funnel into the bowls that match their shape. One control, one tap — the fun is choosing what to send, and when.
Gameplay
Tap. Slice. Sort. The whole game runs on a single finger:
- Tap a roll at the bottom of the screen.
- Slice — the roll breaks into pieces, one after another, while you hold.
- Ride — the pieces travel around the ring belt.
- Sort — each piece drops through the funnel into the bowl that matches its shape.
Tap once for a single piece, or hold to pour a steady stream. Lift your finger and it stops.
Sorted or Mixed — Your Choice
Every roll holds one shape. Tap a single roll and its pieces come out in a clean row, so the matching bowls fill one after another. Tap several rolls in turn and the shapes mix together on the belt. Both are valid, and the right one depends on the bowls in front of you.
Shapes, Not Colours
Eight shapes are told apart by silhouette, not colour: circle, triangle, square, pentagon, hexagon, star, crescent and heart. On a small screen the outline is what reads, so every piece is built to be recognised at a glance.
The Funnel Decides
Pieces do not snap into place. They fall through a narrowing funnel and settle into the bowls by physics. You choose what to send; the funnel decides how it lands. That is the tension — and the reason a plan can go right or wrong in the last second.
Key Features
- One-Tap Control — Tap to drop a piece, hold to pour. The whole game is played with one finger.
- Eight Shapes — Told apart by silhouette, not colour, so they stay readable on a phone screen.
- Sorted or Mixed — Send one roll for an even stream, or several to blend the belt.
- Physics Funnel — Pieces fall and settle on their own. The result is honest, never scripted.
- Bright Kitchen Look — A warm, tactile, clay-like world with a calm ASMR feel.
- Short Sessions — One level at a time, built for a few quiet minutes.
Visual Concept
A bright kitchen counter rendered in soft matte clay. Rounded tools, warm cream and mint tones, and colourful fillings that pop against the neutral background. The look is calm and tactile — closer to a tidy toy set than a busy arcade.
Development Log
Roll Sort is in active development. More updates coming soon.