A strange column stands in an empty desert, studded with coloured marble spheres. Rotate the camera to see all sides, then connect matching colours to clear them.

It is Magic Sort’s colour logic with the tension removed. There is no fail state, no timer and no limited space — just a structure to work your way around until it is clean.

Worth knowing: the camera is the puzzle. Spheres that look unconnected from one angle are adjacent from another, and the game never tells you which view is the useful one. Circling the column before you start saves more time than playing quickly ever does.

If Magic Sort is what you play to think, this is what you play when you would rather not. It asks very little and gives back a quiet twenty minutes.