Never Sort By Color
A first-person meditative simulator about sorting through a huge pile of plastic parts and restoring order in an old workshop. Under the rubble of blocks, there is... Read more
A first-person meditative simulator about sorting through a huge pile of plastic parts and restoring order in an old workshop. Under the rubble of blocks, there is a room that gradually needs to be cleared out by sorting parts by shape and type.
Magnetic gloves, sieves, and special vision that helps find the necessary elements among the general mass are available for work. Sorted parts are sent to labeled containers, and assembled sets gradually turn into finished models. For those who prefer more challenging tasks, there is a "blind" sorting mode, where parts are distributed almost by touch.
The main rule of the game is stated in the title: never sort by color. The relaxed gameplay, organizing the space, and the gradual transformation of the workshop create a cozy atmosphere, turning the monotonous work with parts into a kind of meditation.
System requirements and PC test
- Windows 10
- CPU: Intel Core i3-6100
- RAM: 8 GB
- Free Space: 1 GB
- Video Card: GeForce GTX 960; Radeon RX 460; Intel UHD Graphics 620
- DirectX: 12
- Keyboard, mouse