Sorting Inc

Fun little game with some nice ideas and mechanics. The stacking and delivery of the stacks was very satisfying. You can get very quick at it. Would be nice to have some sort of indicator for the stack size when you mouse over or pick up stacks and when you dismantle stacks that the items move away form the mouse so you can clear it a bit easier. (this may be intentional)

Very satisfying. Need more levels.

For a scaled down version of "A Little To The Left", it's alright. The core gameplay loop for "Sorting Inc" is exactly what it appears to be: organize things. Each level comes with new things and new rules for sorting the things. At minimum, the game is stable with good achievement spread and pleasant enough music. The story, such as it is, is you the player advancing through different levels in a corporation, boosting company profits as you do a good job. While not earth-shattering in scope, it does one thing very successfully at a bargain bin price point. At the time of this writing, the Steam Summer Sale is going on. If you've got some last minute purchases to round out your cart, throw this one in. It's good for a few hours of fun with the right people.

silly little game but kind of sad there isn't more to it you complete everything in 2 hours of playtime and for the last achievement you just have to be afk wish there was more to it

i've been looking for a game like this for so long. It's so completely chill and relaxing. You can sort as fast as you can or take your time, and the levels are interesting but forgiving. It's so good that after the fifth level, I closed the game to see if this company had made anything else like it, so I could grab it asap! If you like the idea of carefully sorting a collection of mismatched goods into the right spots, this is exactly what you are looking for. Buy this game and play it immediately. There are a couple things to know, just for transparency. 1) I finished the whole game and all achievements in just under four hours, if you expect a certain length of game for the price. And 2) the only issue I ran into playing the game was that you stack from the bottom but remove from the top. That means if you pick up the wrong thing, you have to unstack the entire pile to fix it. It's not that big a deal, but towards the end it can be a bit annoying. Besides those things, I think this is basically a perfect game, and if the devs make a sequel/update, I'll absolutely play it.

A nice sorting game, fills about 3 - 4 hours, but its fun if your in these games =)