CHUTE

CHUTE is a factory puzzle with no conveyor belts: gravity is the conveyor. A hopper pours grey parts, a bin wants red ones, and between them is empty space — a part only moves on a part, so you lay a chute and it falls. Tap a painter into the line and the parts leave it red. A ramp turns the stream, a splitter deals left, right, left, right, a mould reshapes, a filter sorts, a merger stacks one part on another. Nothing is dragged or wired: the machine is what you tapped, and the parts pour through it while you watch. Then a hopper pours faster than one painter can paint, the queue stacks up, and the fix is the best move in the game — a second line. 96 levels in eight wings, each wing one new idea (mixing paint, wear, lifts and pipes, grime, pistons and fans, a robot arm), a Daily Shift with a new order every day and a streak, and a crew of eight who talk back. No timers and no lives: you build first, then press Start.