The Sort Agency

You are cast as the head of an object sorting agency, and the job description is literal: look for the right items in a pile of other items, level after level. The rules behind it are laid out in the guide to clearing a pile.

The twist that lifts this above a plain hidden-object hunt is the limit on what you can carry. GamePush asks you to keep track of how many items are already in your hands, so grabbing everything that looks vaguely correct fills that capacity and stalls the level. Attentiveness and tactical thinking are the stated demands, and the second is the one beginners underestimate — the pile rewards a plan about the order of pickups rather than raw speed. Freeing the lower rows early matters in the Cooking pile as well.

There are many levels, and the 800 by 600 frame keeps the clutter dense enough that objects sit on top of one another. The build is mobile-ready, though a pile this fine-grained is easier to unpick with a mouse pointer than with a fingertip. The same free-tile rule governs the Nine Cards Of Winter pile.

1. Read what the level asks you to collect.
2. Search the clutter for objects that match the request, ignoring the decoys packed around them.
3. Pick items up one at a time and keep track of how many you are already holding.
4. Bring order to the pile completely to finish the level and unlock the next one.

• Watch your hands — The Sort Agency counts what you are already carrying, and an overfull grab is what stalls a level.
• Scan before you click — attentiveness is the stated demand, and a decoy costs you capacity as surely as a mistake does.
• Expect half-covered items — objects at 800 by 600 overlap, so the piece you need may show only an edge.
• Mouse over fingertip — the build is mobile-ready, but a dense pile is far easier to pick apart with a pointer.