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Good Sort Master: Triple Match

Play a free goods sorting game in your browser. Drag groceries into empty shelf spaces. Bring three identical items into one compartment to clear them; this is visible-object sorting, not memory-card matching.

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Opening-board record: 2 October 2026 · Controls rechecked: 5 October 2026

Your first three matches

Drag an item into an empty space on a shelf. Three identical items in the same compartment disappear together. Two stay put, even if you can see the third somewhere else.

The objects stay visible: this is shelf sorting, not a memory game where you turn over hidden cards.

Here is the opening board from our browser session. Your arrangement may differ; look for the same three-item groups before copying a move.

Level 1: four shelf compartments with red fruit, blue cartons and cheese; the upper-right compartment has two empty spaces.
Start with the red fruit: the upper-right compartment already has one piece and room for the other two.
  1. Gather the red fruit. Hold the piece in the upper-left compartment, drag it into an empty space in the upper-right, then release. Move the piece from the lower-right into the remaining space beside it.
  2. Let the match clear. The three pieces disappear, leaving a whole compartment free. Move the three blue cartons into those empty spaces, one at a time.
  3. Finish with the cheese. Bring the remaining three pieces together in one compartment. Clearing them completed Level 1 in our test.
Two red fruit pieces sit together in the upper-right compartment; the third is still on the lower-right shelf.
Two is not a match. Bring the third piece onto this same shelf.

If a move does not stick

Aim for a visibly empty space, rather than dropping one item onto another. We tried dragging cheese onto a carton: the carton stayed in place and the cheese returned to its original compartment. This is not an adjacent-tile swap like a candy-matching board.

Keep track of the space a move opens up. Completing one group gives you three free spaces for the next group, so finish a pair when its third item is reachable before scattering unrelated items around.

The Level 1 completion panel says Well done and shows three stars and a Continue button.
The result after clearing the fruit, cartons and cheese. Choose Continue for the next board.

We tested these moves with a mouse in the Playgama browser version. The opening level showed no countdown; we have not checked whether later levels add one.

Who might enjoy it?

Adults who enjoy organising objects and planning free spaces may like this kind of matching. That describes a play preference, not an adults-only restriction. The browser game is free to open, requires internet and may show Playgama ads; use the ad’s own close control to return.

Natural game-over, later levels, long-term saves and cross-device recovery remain unverified. The game is hosted by an external service, and this site cannot transfer its saves for you.

Try the opening board →

Devices and source

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The official listing includes desktop, Android and iOS. Supported orientation: Portrait. Actual availability depends on your device and browser.

Developer: Sergey Tikhonov. Floor 2½ provides this introduction and play entry.

The game is provided by Playgama and may show ads. See our privacy notice. View the Playgama game page.

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