Bolts

Bolts is a clean, brain-teasing sorting puzzle that takes the wildly popular color-sort formula and gives it a satisfying nut-and-bolt theme. Pegs are stacked with mixed-up colored bolts, and your goal is to unscrew and rearrange them until each peg holds only one color — a simple objective that hides a genuinely clever logic challenge. The gameplay is all about thoughtful organization within tight constraints. You move bolts from one peg to another, but only matching colors can stack neatly together, and pegs have limited capacity. That means you must plan your moves carefully: keeping a peg free as temporary breathing room, uncovering the bolts you need by clearing the ones on top, and consolidating colors in an order that does not paint you into a corner. One hasty move can lock away a bolt you needed, so foresight is rewarded. Levels steadily add more colors, more pegs and tighter space, transforming the gentle early puzzles into satisfying tests of planning and patience. There is a real, calming pleasure in watching a chaotic jumble of bolts resolve into tidy, single-color pegs. With its crisp presentation, pressure-free pacing and that moreish "just one more level" appeal, Bolts is an excellent pick for fans of sorting and organization puzzles who love putting things in order.