Description
Neko Sushi Sort | HTML5 Sort Puzzle Game
Neko Sushi Sort | HTML5 Sort Puzzle Game is a busy night in Sakura Town, and the sushi has got all mixed up at the bar. Glass tubes full of mixed sushi, and one goal: every tube ends up holding a single kind. Lift the top pieces from one tube, drop them into another, and plan a few moves ahead before the free space runs out.
The pieces of the same kind sitting on top of it lift together. They drop in. Any tube with free space will take them — as many as fit. A tube that is full and holds a single kind is complete and stays locked.
Three coin-based boosters help when the game gets tight: Magnet — pulls every piece of one kind off the board; Undo — undoes your last move; Extra Tube — adds an empty tube to the board. A lobby, level map, quests, spin wheel and timed chest provide additional progression.
The game runs entirely in the browser. Progress is saved locally, allowing players to continue where they left off. After the first visit, the game can continue working offline. There is no ad SDK, analytics or tracking included in the build.
Game Features
- 50 levels — fixed, hand-built layouts
- Difficulty ramps from 3 tubes and 2 kinds up to 8 tubes and 7 kinds
- Every level ships with a recorded solution — nothing is generated at random at runtime
- Cheerful sushi-bar artwork with a cat chef
- 9 languages built in, switched from the settings panel: German, English, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Chinese (Simplified)
- Complete meta layer: lobby, level map, daily quests, spin wheel and timed chest
- Coin economy with three boosters, priced and balanced out of the box
- Short two-scene story intro on first launch, skippable
- First-level tutorial hand that shows the move, then gets out of the way
- Progress saved to localStorage — no server, no backend, no accounts
- Works offline after the first load (PWA-ready service worker)
- Portrait 1080×1920 with scale-outer scaling — fills phones, tablets and desktop without letterboxing
- No ad SDK and no tracking code — integrate your own network, or ship it clean
