The tutorial is very clear. The first 5 levels offer different sorting options. From level 13 it starts to get a bit more difficult. You really have to concentrate to make no mistakes. From then on I had to restart a level several times to beat it. It is mainly the levels where an item cannot have a certain color that are more difficult.

Very nice game for young and old. It looks easier than it actually is.

This game isn’t just about reflexes — it’s about reprogramming your brain through meaningful, story-driven gameplay. Unlike titles that just throw random mechanics at you, this one builds a structured narrative around cognitive training, and the result is deeply engaging.

What really stood out is the range of emotions you experience while playing — and how those feelings are tied to your skill level. You’ll feel a rush of satisfaction when you correctly place an item in the right spot, the thrill of being in the zone as the pace accelerates and you still keep up, and even a spike of stress when you’re holding one item while two more suddenly drop in. It’s a mental rhythm game with logic and pressure beautifully balanced.

The Practice Mode is a smart addition, letting you sharpen your technique and show off your mastery without the stakes of a main run. And if you enjoy problem-solving, the mechanics feel a lot like visual programming:
"If red AND blue BUT NOT green, then place here..."

It’s clever, it’s challenging, and it’s one of the most thoughtfully designed brain-training experiences in VR. If you're looking for something that sharpens your mind while also telling a story, this is a unique game. Your new Tetris game?