Fruit Box Sort

Every box opened in Fruit Box Sort adds another decision to a moving conveyor belt. You release fruit from accessible boxes and fill the matching containers below, while keeping enough room for the next delivery. Selecting a box is simple; choosing a useful order becomes the puzzle as several fruits compete for the available space.

Read the boxes before filling the belt

Look at the containers waiting below and compare them with the boxes you can currently reach. A matching fruit is a useful starting point because it gives your next release a destination. Resist tapping several boxes just because they are available. An opening that looks harmless can leave less room for the fruit you actually need next.

Use short sequences of decisions: identify a container, choose an accessible box, then watch what remains on the conveyor. Reassess before opening another batch. This keeps attention on the current layout instead of committing to a long tapping sequence that may stop fitting the board.

Mouse and touch controls

On a computer, left-click the boxes and interface buttons. On a touch device, tap those same targets. The controls ask you to select boxes and make choices through buttons; the challenge comes from planning the releases, rather than keyboard combinations.

The game contains 210 levels and introduces mystery boxes, fruit barrels, ice and linked boxes. Check each new arrangement carefully instead of assuming every box behaves like the first ones. Boosters are available to help with difficult situations, so consider whether changing your opening order can solve the congestion before using one.

A different kind of sorting challenge

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For another puzzle about choosing an order for crowded objects, try Goods Sort Match Puzzle. That game uses product shelves and groups of three matching items, giving the sorting idea a different layout from Fruit Box Sort's conveyor and containers.