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Magnet Sort

Magnet Sort

What you are playing

Magnet Sort is a fast-paced industrial arcade game where you control a powerful magnetic crane above a moving factory conveyor. Time each drop carefully, collect valuable components, build combos, and avoid dangerous batteries and explosive canisters. Take on 40 increasingly challenging contracts in Career mode. Contracts are grouped into series and feature different combinations of target components, strict time limits, and valuable rewards. Lives carry over between contracts, so every mistake matters. Complete shifts to earn credits and purchase permanent upgrades for cable speed, magnet range, protective armor, and credit income. In Endless mode, there is no final objective. Survive the accelerating conveyor, collect rare components, build massive combos, and compete for the highest score on the leaderboard. Master the magnet, upgrade your equipment, complete every contract, and become the factory’s best scrap sorter!

On the shelf since it arrived through the GameMonetize feed — filed under Hypercasual, tagged 1 player, 2026 games, best games, casual.

How to play

Desktop Hold the left mouse button or Space to lower the magnet Release it to raise the magnet Press P or Escape to pause or resume the game Mobile Touch and hold the screen to lower the magnet Release your finger to raise it Use the Pause button t

Good to know

CategoryHypercasual
Plays inYour browser tab
CostFree — no download
Screen1920 × 1080

Questions about Magnet Sort

Is Magnet Sort free to play here?

Yes — Magnet Sort plays free in your browser on Respavox, with no download and no account. It arrives through the GameMonetize catalogue and runs in the frame on this page.

What kind of game is Magnet Sort?

Magnet Sort sits on our Hypercasual shelf. The publisher's own summary above gives the flavour; the short version is that a round is quick to start and quicker to restart.

Can I play Magnet Sort on a phone or tablet?

In nearly every case, yes — titles on the Hypercasual shelf are built for touch as well as mouse. If a particular game prefers a keyboard, its instructions above will say so.

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