Never Sort By Color is a first-person zen organization game where you use magnet gloves, part detection, sieves, and quick hotkey tossing to sort an enormous pile of plastic bricks into a labeled workshop. Instead of sorting by color, you sort by part type, rebuilding drawers and organizing bays as the floor area opens up.
As you complete categories, instruction books guide you to pull exact parts from the right drawers to assemble MOCs that snap together brick by brick, turning the quiet sorting loop into satisfying, functional model building.
Locking an achievement behind giving the dev your email directly is sure a choice. Oh and it reeks of undisclosed genAI on top of it. Bricks also constantly fell through the world when tossed, and placing bins on the table where loose bricks are makes the bricks just disappear. The button to reset the brick piles does not seem to work.
I've had this game on my wishlist for months and I'm very disappointed. I'm a completionist so the first thing I've done is check achievements, and for some reason there's one for sending an email to the creator...? That's just asking to get your inbox flooded. Well, that's weird, but whatever. I send the email with a fake address to get it over with,...
The trick is to pretend you're looking for a different piece so your real target can't hide from you.
Yeahhhhhh, no. This is throttling my GPU at 100% fan speed.
It's cool if you are completely bored and have nothing better to do. ;p
