Cardegory is a picture puzzle built around a simple pleasure: spotting things that belong together. The board is covered with illustrated tiles showing animals, food, everyday objects and many other subjects. Your job is to notice which tiles form a category, slide them into the album they belong to, and clear the board before your moves run out. It looks easy when the board is full of obvious matches, but the albums keep changing and fresh tiles keep dropping in, so every round asks you to look again rather than repeat the same move.

## Gameplay
Look at the board and find tiles that belong to the same category, then slide them into the album they belong to. Once an album reaches its target number, it disappears from the board, and a fresh album drops in to take its place. As you clear tiles, hidden tiles drop down from above, bringing new surprises and sometimes breaking up a match you were building toward. You win a puzzle by clearing every tile before your moves run out, which means you cannot just match at random. You need to decide which album to finish first, because clearing one album can bury or reveal the tiles another album needs.

## Features
The game offers more than 6,000 illustrated tiles across dozens of themes, all drawn in a cute, colourful hand-drawn style. There is no timer and no pressure, so you play entirely at your own pace, whether you have five minutes or a full hour. The drop system keeps every puzzle feeling dynamic, since new tiles arrive as you clear old ones, and the whole game works fully offline, so you can play anywhere without an internet connection. Short, relaxing sessions with a gentle brain-training flavour are the whole point here.

## Controls
Controls are drag and drop only. Drag a tile into its album, watch matches clear, and keep going. Nothing else is required, which makes the game comfortable for players of any age and easy to play one-handed.

## Pros and Cons
The strengths are clear: relaxing play with no timer, a huge variety of illustrated tiles, full offline play, and sessions that fit into any gap in your day. The trade-offs are just as clear. The gentle difficulty means experienced puzzle players may want a sterner challenge, the lack of any timer removes urgency for players who like pressure, and the focus stays on individual puzzles rather than a long campaign, so there is no bigger story or progression system pulling you forward.

Cardegory: Picture Sort Tiles is free to download and install from its official Google Play Store listing.