Puzzle Game Nut Sorter

'Nut Sorter' operates on 'Top-Access-Constraint' and 'Buffer-Management' logic. The world is a field of bolts holding stacks of colored nuts, where only the topmost nut on a screw can ever be moved. The core logic is 'Color-Consolidation'—shuffling nuts between bolts until each screw holds a single color, working strictly from the exposed tops down. The underlying engine makes free space a finite resource: with nowhere to offload, you deadlock yourself. Mastery is 'Move-Sequencing'—keeping an empty screw as a buffer, finishing nearly-grouped colors first, and looking two moves ahead so you never bury a color you'll soon need.

- Tap to Move: Tap a screw to lift its top nut, then tap another to drop it.

- Sort by Color: Stack nuts so each screw holds a single color.

- Mind the Order: Only the top nut moves, so plan which to free first.

- Clear the Board: Finish when every screw is one solid color.

Keep an empty screw open as a buffer—without somewhere to offload, you'll lock yourself out of moves. Free the colors that are already nearly grouped first to open up space quickly. Don't bury a color you'll need under a fresh stack; look two moves ahead before each drop. When stuck, the fix is usually moving a single blocking nut to a temporary spot rather than forcing a full color.

- Luck: 99% —— Fortune plays a part—adapt to the luck of the draw.

- Mental: 76% —— Rewards careful thinking—read the situation and plan ahead.

- Reaction: 76% —— Built for fast reflexes; split-second timing decides the outcome.