Goose Rescue: Screw Sort — taking the cage apart screw by screw
The goose is locked behind wooden slats, and the slats are held in place by colored screws. You remove the screws one by one with a tap, and a slat only falls when the last fastener has been taken out. The challenge isn’t the structure itself, but the buffer at the bottom: every screw you remove drops there and takes up a slot. The same screw-sorting, space-crunch vibe continues in Screw Match.
Why pairs disappear on their own
Two screws of the same color that land in the buffer together connect and disappear. The slots clear up, and you can keep unscrewing. Because of that, your move isn’t about convenience, but about color: you should remove the screw whose pair is already sitting below or will appear on the next move. Several different colors in a row will clog the buffer, and there’ll be nowhere left to remove screws.
What you know about progress
A level counts as cleared once all the slats are removed and the path to the cage is open. You earn points for dismantling the structure. The sources don’t say how many levels the game has or how many slots the buffer contains, so you’ll have to go by what’s on the screen. A similar wooden-parts puzzle is in Wood Nuts Master: Screw Puzzle.