Description

Circular trays and puzzle slices define Cuteslicesball, a tactile sorting game where you rotate compartments and nest odd-shaped pieces so every slot is filled without overlaps or wasted gaps. The how-to is straightforward: drag a slice, rotate to align edges, and drop into one of several containers that each prefer certain contours; the scoreboard rewards efficient packing and minimal moves, but the real win is that satisfying moment when a tricky curve finally locks into place. Start with a broad placement pass that sorts by size—big arcs first to avoid painting yourself into a corner—then return for micro-adjustments that tuck smaller wedges into leftover pockets. When two pieces seem to block each other, lift one out and rotate the tray itself; sometimes the container shape, not the piece, needs reorientation. Keep an eye on color patterns that hint at compatible neighbors, and try pairing concave and convex edges like puzzle partners. If you stall, rotate a candidate through four cardinal orientations while watching negative space rather than the piece itself; the gap’s silhouette often reveals the answer. Accessibility-friendly touches such as clear outlines and optional vibration on correct placement keep feedback gentle. The pleasure is calm problem-solving with just enough friction to make success feel earned, turning a handful of shapes into a neat, complete circle.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play