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Sort cards into categories & clear the board before moves run out!
Senior reviews editor
Card Shift: Puzzle Game is a puzzle game where the board is a set of cards that belong to categories, and you clear it by sorting them. Each category has its own card, and the job is to group the loose cards under the right one.
The puzzle depends on the limited move count. The developer presents the order of moves as the main challenge, so the game suits people who enjoy puzzles where planning matters more than anything else.
The build we hold is Card Shift: Puzzle Game 0.1.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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A regular card goes onto a category card it belongs to by dragging it there. When a category has been filled completely, it clears from the board, which opens up the rest of the layout.
Clearing every category on the board wins the level. Each category is a small goal of its own, so the board shrinks as you go.
A level is complete only when every category has been cleared. Leftover cards in any category keep the level open, so the goal is the whole board rather than one group at a time.
The listing describes this as the single condition for winning a level, with no separate bonus targets mentioned.
A move counter ticks down with every action, and running out before the board is clear ends the attempt. The developer states there are no extra chances, so the run restarts from the failure rather than from a saved point.
Because one careless drop can block a chain of clears, the listing advises reading the board and thinking two steps ahead before each move. The game is built around that sequencing, not around picking the right category for each card.