Tidy Up!
Sort clutter into matching bins, then wipe every surface clean before the two-minute timer runs out.
Independent game guide
Lift matching bands of colored light between glass prisms until every container holds a single color.
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Clicking a prism lifts the full run of one color at its top. That run can move onto the same color or into an empty prism; any other destination is blocked.
Level 1 begins with two mixed three-layer stacks and two empty prisms. The board highlights the containers that can accept the selected run, so the first move also teaches the rule.
An empty prism lets you expose a buried color, but filling every spare container too early can leave no useful destination. Prefer joining matching tops when possible, and use the empty spaces as temporary working room.
Undo and Restart are free. If one pour leaves the board less flexible, reverse it immediately rather than building a longer plan on top of the mistake.
Later levels introduce more colors, taller prisms, and fewer spare containers. The rule never changes, but the number of moves needed to uncover a useful run grows.
There is no timer and no loss screen. Every board was solved before it was presented, while the Stuck control offers help when the next legal sequence is hard to see. Symbol markers can remain on for players who do not want to distinguish the layers by color alone.
Starting Level 1 replaced the menu with four glass prisms: two mixed stacks and two empty spaces. The board displayed Undo, Restart, and Stuck controls plus the prompt to tap a prism and lift its top band of light.
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