Word Sort: Assosications

First, the paperwork: the title on this page really does read 'Assosications' — the misspelling is the developer's own, baked into the store name and the web address, and it stays as printed. Underneath it sits a tidy little association game: each level hands you a set of words and a few categories, and you tap each word into the group it belongs to. Fill every category and the level is done.

The sorting material isn't words alone — emoji and pictures join the list, which keeps the categorization playful: is this one a food, a feeling, or a place? The difficulty pitch is gentle ('easy to learn, fun to master' is the developer's own summary), and the volume claim is large — thousands of levels, per the listing — against relaxing backgrounds.

There is no timer and no pace pressure at all; you sort at your own speed. What the listing doesn't specify is equally notable: no wrong-answer penalty is described, no hints system, no ads or purchase model, and nothing about offline play — an unusually short spec sheet even by this catalog's standards.

Scale check: it's brand new and unrated — 1K+ downloads, 0.0 stars, meaning nobody has scored it yet — so the 'thousands of levels' figure and everything else rests entirely on the developer's say-so. If you enjoy word-association and grouping puzzles in the Connections vein, the format alone may sell it; the evidence, for now, is just thin.