Magnet Sort

Magnet Sort drops you into a factory that never sleeps. You sit at the controls of a powerful magnetic crane while a conveyor belt races beneath you, carrying a chaotic mix of common parts, rare components, batteries, and explosive canisters. Your job is simple to describe and hard to master: use the magnet to sort the valuable from the dangerous. The Career mode is built around 40 escalating contracts, grouped into series. Each contract hands you a different combination of target components, a strict time limit, and a reward worth chasing. Lives carry over between contracts, so a single reckless grab can haunt you for the rest of a series. Finish shifts to earn credits, then spend them on permanent upgrades that change how the game plays: faster cable speed, wider magnet range, protective armor, and higher credit income. When you want pure pressure, Endless mode removes the objectives entirely. The conveyor keeps accelerating, rare components keep appearing, and your only goal is to build enormous combos and push your name up the leaderboard. With simple rules, tight timing, and a difficulty curve that never stops climbing, Magnet Sort turns the humble act of picking things up into a tense, addictive arcade challenge. Master the magnet, upgrade your equipment, complete every contract, and become the factory's best scrap sorter.

Every contract in Magnet Sort revolves around a single loop: lower, grab, lift. Your magnetic crane hovers above the conveyor, and you must time each drop so the magnet catches a target component as it passes underneath — then raise it before anything harmful slides into range. Rarer components are worth more points, and quick consecutive grabs stack a combo multiplier that can send your score soaring. The danger is real, though: batteries and explosive canisters look just as tempting as the parts you actually want. Grabbing one costs you health or a life, and because lives carry between contracts, greed has a price. Career mode gives each contract a specific set of target components and a hard time limit. Clear the shift to earn credits, then spend them in the upgrade shop on cable speed, magnet range, protective armor, and credit income — permanent improvements that make later, harder contracts manageable. Endless mode strips away the objectives and simply keeps accelerating. There is no final goal, only survival, rare pickups, massive combos, and the leaderboard. Controls are deliberately minimal: hold to lower the magnet, release to raise it. On desktop that means holding the left mouse button or Space, with P or Escape to pause. On mobile you hold the screen and release to lift, using the on-screen pause button. Simple inputs, brutal timing.