Sort Them Fish: 2,538 flopping fish and all the time in the world

Somehow every fish in the shop has ended up on the floor, and Sort Them Fish puts you in charge of the clean-up. There are 2,538 of them across a dozen-plus store sections: reef fish, ocean fish, lake fish, tiny clownfish to a giant goliath grouper, sorted by size, fun categories, and freshwater versus saltwater. Pick them up, place them back in the right tanks, unlock abilities that let you carry more, run faster or call matching fish into your arms, and restore order at your own pace with no timer ticking.

The species variety is the draw, especially if fish taxonomy scratches an itch, and the music is a big part of its appeal. You can rearrange tanks freely, pull fish out again if you change your mind, and come back in short daily sessions. A character named Frank floating about as supervisor adds a little life to the aisles.

A few niggles keep it from being frictionless. Fish animation is stiff, and the late inventory upgrade that expands what you can carry can feel overdue. Opening a giant box with fish in hand can trigger a crash, wall-tank prompts on the larger map can be unreliable, and a launch-blocking error is a possibility—not a sign that startup fails for everyone. Windows only. The audience is still small, so take this as a tentative recommendation rather than a sure thing.