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Neurantra LLC · Games · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

Little slides. Big smiles. Welcome to Slide & Sort: ABCs & 123s, a cheerful sliding-puzzle game for curious minds. THREE WAYS TO PLAY • A–Z: Slide A through X into reading order. Y and Z sit on their special shelf. • 1–9: Discover a number pattern that grows by one across each row and down each column. Equal numbers are interchangeable. • 1–29: Arrange the numbers in counting order across the full six-row board, leaving the last space empty. PLAY YOUR WAY Enjoy a quiet solo puzzle or race Pip, your friendly AI buddy. Pip slides once every second—watch the live mini board while you work on your own puzzle. Choose a five-minute timer, a 150-move limit, both, or neither. There are no levels to unlock. MADE FOR LITTLE MOMENTS OF JOY Tap a tile beside the empty space and watch it slide. Floating bubbles on Home, raised pastel blocks, a warm wooden tray, optional music, and friendly sounds make every move feel playful. Need a fresh look? Pause or peek at the guide. When you solve a puzzle, Pip hops past with a HOORAY banner and fireworks. Your solved board and final stats stay on screen until you are ready for another shuffle. Gentle Motion keeps celebrations still. SIMPLE, LOCAL PLAY No account is needed. Puzzle play works offline, and your settings and happy finishes stay on your device. No purchases, subscriptions, coins, or paid unlocks. ADVERTISING AND GROWN-UP LINKS Eligible older players may see ads on Home and occasional ads between completed rounds. Protected and unknown-age profiles do not request ads. Links to our other games and external websites require a grown-up check. A little slide. A little discovery. A lovely reason to smile.

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