Color Boat Sort Puzzle keeps its rules simple: swap the bridge stickman with one in a boat until every boat is a single color. The move counter adds light strategy without pressure, and completed boats sailing away give satisfying feedback. The HTML5 build and 3+ rating make it widely accessible, though players seeking fast action or complex mechanics may find it too gentle. Its strength is thoughtful, low-stress logic for all ages.
Color Boat Sort Puzzle, developed by GMG and released in July 2025, presents a dock scene with several boats and one stickman standing on a bridge. Each boat should end up holding stickmen of a single color, but the starting arrangement mixes colors across boats. The stickman on the bridge is your active piece: clicking or tapping any stickman in a boat swaps that character with the one on the bridge. The goal is to sort every boat into a solid color group.
A move counter at the top right of the screen shows how many swaps remain. Each swap costs one move, so the limit forces you to think before acting rather than shuffling pieces randomly. When a boat contains only one color, it sails away, giving clear visual confirmation that the puzzle is solved. You must finish the arrangement within the allowed moves to complete the round.
Puzzles begin simple and grow more demanding as you progress, which suits both young children and adults who enjoy logical challenges. The game is rated for ages 3 and up, and the stickman theme is non-violent and family-friendly. Because it runs on HTML5, it works in any modern browser on PC, mobile, and tablet without downloads, and a full-screen option is available for focused play.
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