Sort the witch's tinctures back into single-color bottles. Tap to lift the stopper, tap a neighbor to pour.
In the Woodshop
Nut Sort - a cozy offline sort puzzle
Hold it all together. Sort hand-carved nuts back onto matching pegs in a sunlit woodshop. Tap a peg, tap another to set down.
- Plays fully offline
- Four difficulty levels
- In the daily puzzle rotation
How to play Nut Sort
Sort hand-carved nuts onto matching bolts in a sunlit woodshop. Tap a bolt to lift its top nuts, tap another to set them down - matching nuts move together.
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One Color Per Peg
The pegboard is a jumble of carved nuts. The round ends when each peg holds only a single color, sorted neatly.
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Tap to Lift, Tap to Set Down
Tap a bolt to lift its top nuts into the air, then tap another bolt to set them down. Matching nuts stacked together move as one - tap the lifted bolt again to put them back.
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Stack On Same Color or Empty
Nuts can only land on a bolt that's empty or shows a matching color on top, and only as many as there's room for - the rest stay behind.
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Sort the Whole Board to Win
Sorting every peg wins the round and stretches your streak. The empty pegs are scratch space, and your fewest moves per level get saved.
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Hard: Some Bundles Are Wrapped
On Hard, some boards arrive under burlap with a '?' tag instead of a color. Lift one to reveal what's underneath. The reveal sticks.
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Hard: Some Clamps Wear Wax
On Hard, some pegs carry a drop of sealing wax. Only nuts of that marked color may rest there. Route around the marks.
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Very Hard: Both at Once
Very Hard mixes wrapped bundles, wax-sealed pegs, both at once, or neither. Plan a step at a time.
Four difficulty levels
Every level keeps its own streak, best and high score, so climbing costs you nothing.
- Easy
- Four wood tones, two open pegs. The friendliest workshop round.
- Medium
- Six wood tones. The standard pegboard.
- Hard
- Eight wood tones. Some boards add wrapped bundles or wax-sealed pegs, but never both at once.
- Very Hard
- Ten wood tones, one open peg. Wrapped bundles and wax-sealed pegs can appear together, alone, or not at all.
Nut Sort plays completely offline
Every round of Nut Sort is generated, played and saved on your own device. There is no account, no sync and no server to reach, so it works the same on a plane, in a tunnel or with the phone in airplane mode. Nut Sort also takes its turn as the daily puzzle, one shared board a day that is identical on every device.
Questions about Nut Sort
Does Nut Sort work without internet?
Yes. Nut Sort generates every round on your device and saves your progress there too, so it plays exactly the same on a plane, on the underground or with the phone in airplane mode. Nothing in Just One More needs a connection.
How hard does Nut Sort get?
There are four levels. Easy is "Four wood tones, two open pegs. The friendliest workshop round." Very Hard is "Ten wood tones, one open peg. Wrapped bundles and wax-sealed pegs can appear together, alone, or not at all." Your streak, best and high score are tracked separately for each level, so moving up never costs you what you earned lower down.
Is Nut Sort in the daily puzzle?
Yes. Nut Sort is one of the 13 games in the daily puzzle rotation. When its turn comes round, everybody gets the same board on the same day, and finishing it adds to your daily streak without touching your free-play progress.
Is Nut Sort free?
Yes. Nut Sort and the other 68 games in Just One More are free to play and ad supported, with an optional one-time Remove Ads purchase. No game, level or difficulty is locked behind a payment.
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