App Spy writes: "A game's addictiveness is often hard to truly quantify as what might be addictive at one moment can quickly become boring in the next moment. Sorter by Albert Omoss almost skips this conundrum by making a game based around sorting colored bombs that can put players in to an almost zen-like state as they furiously swipe the screen to the thumping soundtrack."
Sorter is a slightly different, yet innately familiar type of gameplay. The game is best aligned with another WarioWare mini game, which is almost always a good thing.
With a name like “Sorter,” you pretty much know what you’re getting into. Sorter is all about sorting things: colorful, robotic time bombs, to be exact, which have to be placed into their respective bins. Throw in a few power-ups, and the game is complete. While it’s nothing breathtakingly new, Sorter’s simple premise quickly escalates into a captivating, chaotic race.
