Sort some colors. Clear your head.
Ball Sort Master is a little color-sorting game I've been building solo. Over 2000 levels, nothing to grind, and a mechanic so simple you can try it right below without even downloading anything.
Ball Sort Master picked up an approval from PixelPicked, a directory that reviews indie games before listing them. Small studio, real recognition.
So what do 2000 levels look like?
I built every level by hand instead of generating them, which means the difficulty actually ramps up on purpose. The first hundred or so ease you in, and it just keeps going from there.
Something you can pick up, not commit to
No timers breathing down your neck, no ads jammed in the middle of a level, no brutal fail states. Just tubes, balls, and a puzzle that's actually worth finishing.
2000+ levels
Every one of them handmade, each teaching you one small new trick along the way.
Drag & drop
One gesture, no menus getting in your way — grab a ball, drop it where it belongs.
Play offline
No wifi, no signal, no problem — pull it up on a flight, the metro, whenever.
Kept it minimal
A quiet screen that stays out of your way, so the puzzle's the only thing you're looking at.
Made to be relaxing
Soft animation, gentle sound cues — it's tuned to feel good, not urgent.
Grows with you
Gets harder gradually, so there's basically always a level that matches your mood.
Four steps and you've basically got it
Same loop from level one all the way to level two thousand.
Pick a tube
Tap whichever tube has the ball you want to move.
Pick where it goes
Tap an empty tube, or one that's topped with the same color.
Keep going
Chain a few moves together until every tube's a single color.
Clear it
Finish and the next level's already waiting — no cooldown, no wall.
SunShine Studios
SunShine Studios is just me, working out of Pune, Maharashtra. I'm keeping it narrow on purpose — build small puzzle games that don't waste people's time, and keep polishing the one that's already out instead of jumping to the next shiny idea.
Ball Sort Master is the first thing I've shipped — a color-sorting puzzle built around a mechanic simple enough that it doesn't need a tutorial. It's live on Google Play now, and I'm still adding levels and tweaks as I go.
2000+ levels, whenever you're ready.
Free to download, works offline, small enough to just leave on your phone for the next time five minutes opens up.
Get it on Google Play