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Sort the Court!

Creator / studio: Graeme Borland

Answer visitors’ requests and see how small yes-or-no decisions affect a tiny kingdom.

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Official game cover of Sort the Court!
Official creator-published game cover. Source and license notes.

How Sort the Court! plays

Sort the Court makes governing approachable by reducing each encounter to a request and a decision. The difficulty comes from deciding what the kingdom can afford and what kind of outcome to pursue, rather than learning a large menu of commands. Read the visitor’s proposal and the state of the kingdom together.

The linked itch.io build is an older release. Its creator explicitly directs mobile players and players seeking other languages to an updated version on Poki. A browser label should therefore not be read as a promise that this exact build is the best version for every device.

Who might enjoy it

For players who like light management and characterful decisions. It offers a more immediate choice loop than a programming game, but less direct control over the world than a construction sandbox.

Controls and device requirements

Use the on-screen yes/no prompts and the input mappings shown by the game. The official listing includes keyboard, mouse and gamepad input.

The creator warns that this build may not work on newer systems. For mobile, follow the creator’s own link to the updated Poki release; that is a separate host and is not claimed to be the same build tested here.

Before you play: This directory links to the original creator page. Mobile players should read its version guidance before launching.

What to try next

Creator, sources and verification

This is an editorial guide by CodeYourVibe, based on the linked official sources checked on 29 October 2026. Advice about player fit is editorial judgement, not a claimed full-game review, measured playtime or score. Creator statements about device support are distinguished from testing.

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