Sorting 
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Logic What is Jelly Sort 3D Puzzle Color?
Jelly Sort 3D is a "Soft-Body Physics" logic puzzle based on the "Tower of Hanoi" sorting algorithm. The technical core involves "Deformable Asset Stacking." Unlike rigid block sorting, the jellies wobble and compress, adding a visual layer of "Instability" to the logic. Players must calculate LIFO (Last-In, First-Out) moves to segregate colors onto separate plates, managing limited "Work-Space" buffers.
How to Play
You see several plates with stacks of multi-colored jelly slabs. Your objective is to sort them so each plate has only one color. Interaction involves "Tap-to-Lift, Tap-to-Place." You can only place a jelly onto an empty plate or onto a jelly of the same color. The "Wobbly Physics" are aesthetic but satisfying. You must plan 3-4 moves ahead to avoid filling all plates with mismatched top layers, which results in a "Deadlock State."
Pro Tips
Mastering the sort depends on "Base-Color Consolidation." Identify the color that is at the bottom of the most stacks. Prioritize freeing up a plate to act as a "Swap Buffer." Once you have an empty plate, use it to temporarily hold top layers while you excavate the target base color. A pro tip is to "Standardize the Stacks"—never place a rare color on top of a common color unless it's the only move available. Keep the "top" of your stacks diverse to maintain options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I merge two stacks of the same color?
Yes. If Plate A has 2 Red and Plate B has 2 Red, moving them together creates a complete stack, freeing up Plate A entirely. This is the primary goal.
What if I have no moves left?
The game detects "No Moves." You must use the "Add Plate" power-up to create a new buffer slot or restart the level. Efficiency prevents this.
