Sort plastic bricks by part, not by color. Full game out 10 Nov 2026 on Steam at $9.99 ($7.99 launch discount). The free demo is gone.
What you are walking into
You inherit a Japanese workshop that a mountain of plastic bricks has swallowed. There is no timer and no fail state. Each part you file makes the pile visibly smaller. The studio line is blunt: sorting by color looks beautiful, and then you cannot find a small piece again. Sort by part. The British spelling Never Sort By Colour points at the same game; that URL redirects here.
| Fact | Reading | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Developer | Bryan Livingston (Legend Studio) | 2 sources · studio + G2A |
| Release | 10 Nov 2026 on Steam | 2 sources · studio + G2A |
| Price | $9.99, launch −20% to $7.99. Steam lists the offer through 17 Nov 2026. | 2 sources · Steam + SteamDB |
| Platforms | Windows 10 21H2+ and Linux / SteamOS. macOS is not supported. PS5 is “later”, with no date. | 1 source · studio |
| Reviews | Steam store: Very Positive, 154 reviews, 80% positive. SteamDB rating is a different 73.55% of 156. I keep both. | Steam + SteamDB · distinct metrics |
| Wishlists | 100,000 on the 4 Oct 2026 announcement. That is one date, not a launch total. | 1 source · studio announcement |
| Languages | 16, including French, Japanese, German, Russian, Spanish, Polish, and Simplified Chinese. | 1 source · studio |
| Players | Single player. No co-op. | 2 sources · studio + G2A |
| Pile size | One official HUD reads 105,456. Another reads 106,146. I am not merging those into one figure. | 2 screenshots |
| Trademark | Generic plastic bricks. Not affiliated with the LEGO Group. | 2 sources · studio + G2A |
Start here



The loop the store page and the studio page both describe: Magnet Glove pulls every loose copy of one part, Sorter’s Eye lights that part through the pile, a Sieve Tray splits a scoop by size, Bucket Sort flings bricks into four bound bins, and Locators light the home drawer. You buy cabinets, drawers, and labels, then open a model book and build it piece by piece.
Questions
Is Never Sort By Color free?
No. The Steam price is $9.99, with a launch discount to $7.99 still showing on 13 Nov 2026. The free demo is no longer listed.
Can I play it in a browser?
No web build is published. Windows and Linux / SteamOS are the shipping versions. The buy page links the Steam store.
Is it a LEGO game?
The studio says the game is not affiliated with, sponsored by, authorized, or endorsed by the LEGO Group. The pieces are generic plastic bricks.
Sources
- Steam store page — checked 2026-11-13
- Legend Studio official page — checked 2026-11-13
- Steam news feed for app 4876650 — checked 2026-11-13
- Official screenshots on the studio page — checked 2026-11-13
- G2A News launch article — checked 2026-11-13
- SteamDB app page — checked 2026-11-13
- Official trailer on YouTube — checked 2026-11-13