Description

Sorting game that rewards focus Classify is built around one simple challenge: sort items into the correct categories quickly. It’s a small idea, but it becomes addictive when the pace increases and you must stay accurate under pressure. The satisfaction comes from clean decisions—when you’re in rhythm, everything clicks into place and you barely hesitate. What you do in a round You’re presented with items (words, objects, colors, or symbols depending on the version) and you must place them into the right group. Some builds use drag-and-drop; others use tap-to-choose or lane-based sorting. As levels rise, the game often adds more categories, which increases the chance of mistakes. The real difficulty: similar categories Sorting gets tricky when categories overlap or look alike. That’s when quick reading and consistent rules matter. If you change your “definition” mid-round, you start hesitating and misplacing items. The best approach is to choose a rule for each category and stick to it. Speed comes from a consistent decision rule Rather than thinking from scratch each time, decide what your categories mean in one sentence. Example: “Warm colors go left, cool colors go right.” Or “Animals vs objects.” Once your brain has a rule, items become easy and you stop wasting time debating. The rhythm of good play Most players go too fast early, make one mistake, then lose confidence. Better players start at a controlled pace, lock in accuracy, then speed up once the pattern is stable. In sorting games, one clean streak is worth more than five frantic bursts. The “pre-label” trick for faster rounds (unique) Before you start moving items, spend two seconds naming the categories out loud in your head. Then, for each item, say the category first (“animal”) and move second. This tiny habit reduces misclicks because your brain commits to the decision before your finger commits to the action. Controls Controls can vary by host/version. Use the in-game help/settings if yours differs. Many versions use mouse/touch drag to move items into bins, or simple taps to select the correct category. Some builds include keyboard shortcuts, but they’re usually shown on screen. Mistakes that cause sudden fails Rushing before you understand the categories is the biggest. Another is overthinking one confusing item and losing time for the rest. If you’re stuck, place the easiest items first to maintain rhythm, then return to the confusing one with less pressure. A clean finish The best ending is when you clear a round with no hesitation—items moving almost automatically because your rule set is solid. Classify is highly replayable because each session is short, measurable, and satisfying when you hit a perfect streak.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play