Tidy Tantrum
A hand-drawn physics sorting game. A toy box dumps a jumble of shapes — drag every square, circle and triangle into its matching pen and hold it tidy for three seconds. But the toys are alive: they wander, hop the fences and throw the occasional full-blown tantrum, so feed a rebel a crayon before it trashes your neat piles.
How to play
The toy box tips over and a jumble of shapes rains down. Your job is simple: drag every toy into the pen that matches its shape — squares with squares, circles with circles, triangles with triangles. Sort them all and hold everything tidy for three seconds to win the round.
Three pens to fill
There's one pen per shape. A toy's colour never matters — only its shape:
The toys have opinions
Here's the tantrum: the toys are alive, and they will not sit quietly in their pens. Each has a little habit that undoes your tidying:
Rebels & snacks
Now and then a toy gets a warning with a countdown over its head — it's about to fully rebel, tearing around the room and smashing your neat piles apart. Head it off with a snack: click a crayon from the tray, then click the toy, and it settles down (well-behaved for a good while).
Round after round
Tidy the room and the toy box just tips out more toys — with bigger pens and taller fences to pack them into, and rebels that come more often. It goes on as long as you can keep the place spotless — no account, nothing to save, just one more mess.
Tips
- Sort by shape on sight — a toy's colour is pure decoration.
- Feed a toy the moment its warning appears; a fed toy stays calm for ages.
- Pack the pens from the back — a tall, tidy pile is harder to knock over.
- Save a crayon for the rebels; the small wigglers you can just re-drag.