How does the Drag and drop mechanic work?

You click the top ball, hold the mouse button, drag it to the target tube, and release the button.

What is the goal of the game?

You must distribute all balls into tubes so that every container is filled with balls of just one color.

Why can't I put a ball in every tube?

The rule prevents stacking balls on different colors, so the destination must be empty or contain balls matching the dragged ball's color.

Ball Sorting Master

Puzzle Games70 playsUpdated: July 27, 2026

"Ball Sorting Master" is a casual puzzle game focused on organizing colorful spheres. Unlike similar titles, this one runs without a timer or move limit, letting you plan every step calmly. The key mechanic is Drag and drop, used to move balls between tubes.

You have to sort all the balls by color so that each tube contains only balls of a single shade. You grab the top ball with your mouse and drag it into another tube. The rule is strict: you can only place a ball into an empty tube or on top of a ball of the same color. Every turn requires a decision about where to move the ball so you don't trap mismatched balls underneath. If you make a mistake, you can undo it or just wait until a suitable spot opens up.

This game suits logic puzzle fans who want to relax without rushing. It works well for kids and adults who enjoy bringing order to chaos. Tip: look for tubes that already have a full set of single-color balls and finish those first.

How to Play

Drag and drop balls between tubes to sort them by color. Only move balls to tubes where all balls match the same color or the tube is empty.

FAQ

How does the Drag and drop mechanic work?: You click the top ball, hold the mouse button, drag it to the target tube, and release the button.
What is the goal of the game?: You must distribute all balls into tubes so that every container is filled with balls of just one color.
Why can't I put a ball in every tube?: The rule prevents stacking balls on different colors, so the destination must be empty or contain balls matching the dragged ball's color.