- Steam pricePrice
Unknown until release
- Release
- September 28, 2026Upcoming
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How co-op works
Online co-op for up to four players sorting 4,500 misplaced items across a chaotic magic school. Friends divide rooms and use sorting spells to return books, potions, and brooms to their correct locations.
About this game
Sort of Magic casts one to four players as a mischievous magical cat responsible for toppling an entire school of magic. Every book, potion, and broomstick now lies in the wrong place, and only careful teamwork and sorting spells can restore order to the mess.
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Players learn new spells designed for organizing, then split the school into manageable sections. Each room presents a unique clutter challenge, with items that must be identified, categorized, and placed back where they belong. Coordinating which friend tackles which area keeps the workflow smooth and prevents duplicate effort.
With 4,500 items scattered across the building, sessions unfold at a relaxed pace that rewards communication and patience. Full controller support and accessibility options ensure every player can settle in comfortably, while Steam Achievements track progress through the sprawling cleanup campaign.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can organize the magic school together?
Sort of Magic supports 1-4 players in online co-op. You can tackle the cleanup solo or team up with up to three friends to divide the rooms and restore order together.
Do we need to communicate and coordinate while playing?
Yes, communication is key. With 4,500 items to sort across multiple rooms, coordinating who tackles which area and which sorting spells to use prevents duplicate work and keeps your cleanup sessions running smoothly.
Can we play at our own pace or is there time pressure?
The game unfolds at a relaxed pace with no time pressure. You and your friends can take your time identifying, categorizing, and placing items back where they belong without worrying about timers or stress.
Does the game support controllers?
Yes, Sort of Magic has full controller support, along with accessibility options like color alternatives and custom volume controls so every player can get comfortable during long organizing sessions.




























