Stack n Sort keeps you sorting colored rings across wooden pegs
Stack n Sort brings the peg-sorting idea into a clean Arcade setup, with wooden posts lined up on the board and rings stacked in mixed colors. You move only the top ring at a time with the mouse, then place it on another mount to build matching color piles and clear the layout.
Move the top ring, then plan the next transfer
The key rule is simple but strict: you can only lift what sits on top, so every move changes the whole stack underneath. That means you have to think a step ahead before you shift a ring, especially when a post is nearly full. If you enjoy the same kind of color logic seen in Sort It Water Sort Puzzle, this one gives you that same “one move opens another” pressure without any extra clutter.
Build one color per pillar
Your goal is to collect rings of the same color on each pillar, and the game gives you points once the arrangement is solved. Because the mounts start with mixed stacks, you often need to use temporary space to free the color you want, then send the last ring into its proper place. That pattern will feel familiar if you’ve played Bird Sort Puzzle, where matching the right stack order matters just as much as matching the color itself.
Mouse control keeps the sorting precise
The control scheme stays direct: use the mouse to move the ropes and ring stacks from one post to another. That makes every transfer feel deliberate, since a small mistake can block the color you were trying to collect. Fans of compact matching boards like Sorting Balls will recognize the same need for careful placement, only here the wooden obstacles and hoops make each move easier to read. It plays on mobile and desktop, so you can work through a round wherever the board is waiting.
Each completed layout sends you onward to the next level, so the puzzle keeps resetting with new ring mixes to untangle.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
11 february 2025
Last Update
11 february 2025