Load Order
Pack it full. Break no regulations.
A shipping container. A dock full of awkward crates. Six regulations that do not bend.
Load Order is a packing puzzle with a clipboard. Crates arrive stencilled with a tag — HAZMAT, FOOD, HEAVY, FRAGILE, LIVESTOCK, COLD CHAIN. Drag them into the hold, tap to turn them, and the container ships only when it is packed solid with no regulation broken. Get it wrong and the load is HELD AT GATE with the infraction codes printed across it.
Three to five minutes a manifest. One thumb.
The regulations do the design work
Without the rulebook this is shape fitting. With it, half the container is decided before you place a single crate, and what is left is the real puzzle. Heavy builds up from the floor. Fragile hangs from the ceiling. The solvent drums have to get past the tinned pears somehow.
Every board is solvable, and none are hand-built
Manifests are generated and machine-verified: legal by construction, so a solution always exists and no board can waste your time. Difficulty is measured rather than guessed — the game counts the decisions a board actually asks of you, and serves the ones that fit where you are.
On the docket
- Two freight lines. Standard runs 4x4 to 6x7. Cold chain opens at Dispatch Chief, with tighter holds, shaped containers and boards that have exactly one legal packing.
- The daily manifest. One board, the same for everyone, a new one every morning — and a different shape of problem for each day of the week.
- Eight career ranks, from Dock Hand to Master Loadmaster, earned across every pack and every daily you ever ship, with Google Play leaderboards for the career total and for today's board.
- Undo, free and unlimited. Reversal is never sold here.
- A free hint on every manifest. It places a real crate from a real solution — never a guess, and never something the regulations will reject later.
- Saved on every move. Close it mid-load, come back to the same crates, the same clock, the same undo history.
- Plays offline. No energy, no lives, no timer that ends your board. The pace bonus only ever adds to a score.
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