Android Puzzle Game
PublishedColor Ball Sort
A published Android puzzle game built as part of my hands-on mobile development work.
View Color Ball Sort on Google PlayFrom build to public release
Color Ball Sort gave me another practical opportunity to work through the full Android product cycle — from building and testing the game to preparing it for a public release.
A small puzzle, ready to play
Try Color Ball Sort — Interactive Mini Demo
A simplified web demonstration of the published Android game, not a complete browser port.
Select a source tube, then a destination. Move one top ball at a time into an empty tube or onto the same color. Each tube holds four. Fill each nonempty tube with one color to finish. Stuck? Undo a move or reset.
Level 1 / 3Find the rhythm
Moves0
Level 1. Select a tube with balls to begin.
Keyboard: Tab to a tube; Enter or Space selects it. Ball letters and spoken tube descriptions identify colors. Progress stays in this page only.
01 / Context
A hands-on Android project.
Color Ball Sort is part of my practical mobile development work: an independent puzzle game that reached a public release.
02 / The game
A clear sorting idea.
A color-sorting puzzle for Android. The illustration above explains the sorting idea; the original launch creative below shows how the release was presented.
03 / Why I built it
Experience beyond the web.
An opportunity to practise mobile product development and take an Android game through to publication.
04 / Build process
Building, testing, preparing.
The work covered building and testing the game, followed by preparing it for public release.
05 / Interface & gameplay
The puzzle at the centre.
Color and tube arrangements communicate the sorting concept. The launch poster is preserved as a release asset, separate from the explanatory illustration.
06 / Testing & release
Published on Google Play.
The Android build was tested and prepared for a public release. The Google Play link leads to the listing shown in the original launch asset.
07 / What I learned
A complete product cycle.
Color Ball Sort gave me another practical opportunity to work through the full Android product cycle — from building and testing the game to preparing it for a public release.
08 / Release promotion
Launch Creative
The original public launch poster, retained as part of the project’s release story.
This is promotional artwork. Standalone gameplay captures will be added when available.
09 / Published Android game