Zen Sort: Match Puzzle, a new match-three game from Kwalee, brings a calming twist to the genre. Forget candy and gems; this game focuses on the zen-like organization of shelves and household items.
Players sort and match various objects to tidy up shelves and decorate their shop. Standard match-three mechanics are present, along with boosters and shop customization options. Kwalee's track record suggests a polished, enjoyable experience, even if not groundbreaking.
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Zen Sort boasts hundreds of levels and daily challenges, offering substantial playtime for a free game. While unlikely to rival Candy Crush's popularity, it aligns with Kwalee's strategy of diverse genre releases. This release follows their earlier success with Text Express: Word Adventure.
For more puzzle game recommendations, check out our weekly top five new mobile games feature, including the highly anticipated Monument Valley 3 (and others!).
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