Mine Sort

Twenty seconds ago these mines were in a truck. Now they're on your floor, and every one of them is lit.

Mine Sort is a sorting game with a countdown. Drag each mine into the defusing box that matches its colour and symbol — before its fuse burns out. Sort fast and you score; hesitate and you get a crater.

Three levels per difficulty, and the ground keeps shifting. You start in the Home Base, where the boxes are crates and they stay put. Then you're airborne, sorting through the hatch of a transport helicopter onto trucks that move between drops. By the third level you're at the front — and the colours have swapped sides, against every reflex the first two levels just taught you.

Not every mine sits still. Drifters wander. Jitterbugs jump out from under your finger the moment you grab them, then settle again somewhere else. Deliveries never stop, so the floor fills while you work.

Three lives for the whole run. A wrong box costs one. A burnt-out fuse costs one. Clear a level and you get one back — never more than three.

Scoring

Every defused mine is worth up to 1000 points: the fuller the fuse ring when you drop it in the right box, the more you keep. A perfect Easy run is 60,000. Medium is 75,000. Hard is 90,000.

Clear all three levels of a difficulty to unlock the next one.

Leaderboard

Finish a run and you can put it on the global board under three arcade initials.

Controls

Drag a mine with the mouse or your finger. That's the whole control scheme.