App Profile: Sort Collector

Brie Karrise

Rating: 5/5

This game is pretty chill, relaxing, and fun. I also do like how you can turn the robot off because it did catch me a bit off guard when it started talking and it got a bit annoying so i turned it off. The robot is cute though. However like what a few people say, the reviews that says there are no ads are lying. There are ads each time you play and there was an ad banner at the bottom, but GOOD NEWS, as long as you turn the wifi off of whatever device you’re playing this on, you will not have to worry about ads. Also like what other people say, i wish there were more to do, like extra modes or a timed mode, i wish this game was just slightly a bit challenging. I also wish that for more backgrounds and i wish that there were more and different rewards each time you play.

cheesey jae

Rating: 5/5

Super super fun! I love the style and the simplicity of this game. The robot is super cute! But I keep getting a bunch of ads🥲 After almost every win I get an ad, which stinks. I understand the need for ads, I just hate when they pop up so often. Maybe add more themes and make them a reward for watching an ad? I would absolutely watch an ad for some cute themes! Also - the robot has voice lines?! I never play games with my sound on so if I hadn’t looked in the settings I wouldn’t have known! Suggestion: add captions to the robot! Not only would it make the game more accessible, I think it’d be cute!

SiRj1913

Rating: 4/5

One of the great selling points of Staple Games in my opinion are the lovable characters that host/narrate certain games, like The Curator in Match Collector and this little robot for Sort Collector, I’d love to see SG lean into this and develop more characters for other games, or have these existing characters in other games as well (Curator made a cute cameo here and if you played Match you’d absolutely love it). The minimalist design is great, coupled with the different layouts you can choose to suit your mood. The ads get a little annoying and I actually wouldn’t mind paying a small upfront price for an ad-free version (you can technically avoid the ads by turning off your wi-fi/phone data, but let’s be real, no one wants to do that if they don’t have to.)