I’ve been playing Ball Sort for a few weeks now, and it’s become my go-to for short mental breaks. The concept is simple: sort colored balls into tubes so each contains only one color. Sounds easy, right? But around level 30, you really start needing to plan several moves ahead. I love how it makes you think spatially without being stressful—it’s more meditative than frantic. The ad-supported model can feel a bit intrusive at times, especially if you’re binge-playing, but it’s not deal-breaking. I’d suggest playing in airplane mode if ads bother you. The subtle haptic feedback and smooth animations make it feel polished, and the daily challenges keep things fresh. It’s not a game that promises to change your life, but it’s a reliably enjoyable way to pass time and sharpen your problem-solving skills. My only gripe is that some levels feel a bit luck-dependent, but that’s part of the charm—you keep coming back to improve your strategy.