About Basket Swap
To play Basket Swap efficiently, you need to build a representation of the grid — tracking which gray blocks lock paths open or shut. Each drag rearranges the board, and the ball follows a fixed route. Planning two moves ahead means remembering which blocks you can slide into the spots you've already freed.
Drag the gray blocks to guide the ball into the right spot on the grid. It’s all about planning your moves and sliding pieces into place. Messed up? Hit the undo arrow or press R to restart. Simple, satisfying, and trickier than it looks. Play with mouse or touch.
How to Play Basket Swap
- Drag a gray block to slide it along its row or column into an empty space.
- The ball rolls along a set path on the grid.
- Your goal is to guide the ball to the target spot by clearing or shifting blocks out of its way.
- Use the undo arrow or press R to restart a puzzle at any time.
Game Features
- Each puzzle presents a unique grid layout with preset ball start and target positions.
- Gray blocks slide only into adjacent empty cells, constraining your move order.
- Undo and restart buttons let you experiment without penalty.
- The ball's movement path is fixed — you cannot steer it, only free its route.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I drag a block into a spot the ball needs to cross later?
The block stays there until you drag it again — you may need to slide it out of the way before the ball can pass through that cell.
Can I move the same block more than once in a puzzle?
Yes — any gray block can be dragged repeatedly as long as its row or column has an empty cell.
How do I revert a single move instead of the entire puzzle?
Use the undo button to step back one drag at a time. Restarting with R or the restart button resets everything.
Category & Tags
Game Details
- Category: Color Sort, Shape Sort
- Last updated: May 6, 2026
