Looking for a color puzzle that feels tactile and thoughtful rather than rushed? Color Yarn Sort turns neat-freak satisfaction into a deep logic challenge where spools, pegs, and tidy skeins become the pieces of a calm strategy game; the goal is simple—sort tangled strands so each spool holds a single color—but the pleasure comes from the way you do it: pull to unwind, drag to the right peg, and rewind cleanly without crossing lines, all while respecting move limits and occasional rules like “no overfilling” or “knot lock” that require an extra step before you can transfer; play starts with a few easy columns to teach fundamentals, then introduces useful tools such as a temporary “winding cone” that acts like a hold slot, scissors that snip only marked knots, and a color tag that adds labels to strands so players who prefer patterns over hues can still read the board instantly; strategy tips: treat each puzzle like a stack problem and always protect your buffer peg (keep one column free whenever possible), clear near-complete spools first to create space, and when stuck, think in reverse by imagining the last two moves and working backward to reveal the necessary setup; watch for parity traps where two colors block one another on mirrored stacks—solved by parking the top color onto the cone while you cycle the lower color through an intermediary peg—then return it when the runway is clear; as levels grow, special boards add moving rails, one-way loops, and elastic reels that recoil if overfilled, encouraging measured play rather than flinging strands around; accessibility touches include optional high-contrast patterns on every color, numeric labels on spools, adjustable drag sensitivity, and a color-blind safe mode that replaces dye names with simple shapes; each stage grades efficiency by moves and tidy rewinds, but there’s no penalty for taking your time, and you can toggle “plan mode” to preview a move before committing; the loop is soothing: study the knot, make a plan, enjoy the quiet click of a correct wind, and watch the final strand slide into place; what makes it unique is the believable yarn physics—strands drape and settle convincingly—paired with puzzle design that rewards forward planning without punishing experimentation, creating a desk-organizer’s dream where solving feels like straightening a drawer and closing it with a satisfied slide.