Sort of Magic transforms the familiar satisfaction of putting everything in its place into a playful magical-school cleanup. This cozy organizing puzzle on Steam supports solo play and online co-op, with thousands of enchanted objects waiting to be sorted across six detailed rooms.
At a Glance
- Release Date: September 28, 2026
- Genre: Cozy organizing puzzle and simulation
- Platform: PC via Steam
- Cost: Official regular price not yet publicly listed
- Developer/Publisher: Riwon / Riwon
- Store Link: Get Sort of Magic on Steam →
Sort of Magic — Story and Concept
A magical cat has made an impressive mess of its school, leaving books, ingredients, tools and curios scattered everywhere. Your task is to restore order room by room, using observation and a small collection of spells rather than timers, combat or fail states.
Core Gameplay Features
Sort Thousands of Magical Objects
More than 4,500 objects are spread across six rooms, turning each space into a layered visual puzzle. Shelves, workstations and displays gradually come together as you identify relationships and decide where every item belongs.
Use Helpful Organizing Spells
Insight, Assemble, Homing Sense and Auto Shelving provide assistance when the clutter becomes difficult to read. The spells support the relaxing pace rather than solving the entire room automatically.
Clean Up Alone or with Friends
Play solo or invite up to three friends for online co-op. Multiple players can divide a room into smaller tasks, compare guesses and enjoy the small chaos of trying to agree on the perfect place for every magical object.
Who Is This For?
Sort of Magic suits players who enjoy cozy games, hidden-object detail and the visual satisfaction of organization. Its lack of timers and failure states also makes it approachable for groups looking for a low-stress co-op evening.
Pro Tip
Start by grouping obvious families of items on open surfaces before committing them to shelves. Once the major categories are visible, use spells to identify the few objects that do not follow the room’s usual logic.
Official source: Sort of Magic on Steam.