An empty lunchbox with several compartments sits on the table, and a pile of food waits below it. Drag each item into a compartment where it actually fits. Fill the box with no gaps left over and the level is complete.

It is a bin-packing puzzle dressed as lunch prep, and it is harder than it first looks because size matters as much as position. Drop a large item into a compartment that could have taken three small ones and you have quietly lost the level several moves before the game tells you.

The reliable approach: place the largest, least flexible items first, while every compartment is still open. Small items fit anywhere, so they are the ones to hold in reserve — exactly the same logic that makes an empty tube so valuable in Magic Sort.

Short levels, no time pressure, and a genuinely satisfying click when the last gap closes.