Okashi: Cozy Sort Puzzle
Not claimedSort the sweets
By The Fat Cat Sp. z o.o. · GamesWhy we expect it: Its calm, timer-free sorting with undo, hints and offline play makes a relaxing, well-explained puzzle worth trying.
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Sort the sweets. Close the bento. Okashi is a calm puzzle set in Japanese tea rooms. Pick up a sweet and you lift everything stacked on it, then drop the whole group on an empty tray or a matching sweet. You play without a timer, lives or ads.
WHY OKASHI ◆ Play at your own pace, with no timer and no lives ◆ Undo any move with no penalty ◆ Ask for a hint when you're stuck, or turn on Sensei mode to block proven dead-end moves ◆ Learn new techniques from short lessons along the journey ◆ Free, with no ads or in-app purchases, and it plays offline ◆ Pick from 30 interface languages
A SWEET JOURNEY Travel a map of Japanese tea rooms, from sakura pinks to matcha greens, each with its own scenery. Fill a tray and you close its bento box with a lid. Close them all to finish the board.
Okashi (お菓子) means "sweets" in Japanese.
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