FolderRush is a puzzle game that simulates the process of organizing a cluttered computer desktop. The primary objective is to sort files and folders into a clean, orderly arrangement by dragging and dropping items into appropriate positions. The game incorporates a combo system that rewards efficient sorting, encouraging players to group related items in sequence. The experience is designed to be visually satisfying and mildly therapeutic, with a focus on pattern recognition and spatial organization. The core gameplay loop involves repeatedly sorting incoming items into designated areas, with each level presenting a new configuration of desktop clutter. Players must decide the correct placement for each file or folder, often requiring quick decision making and planning. The game does not include time pressure or penalties for mistakes, allowing for a relaxed pace. The combination of simple drag-and-drop mechanics and the satisfaction of achieving a perfectly organized desktop creates a low stakes, engaging experience. Typical use cases include brief sessions of casual gaming during breaks or as a means of relaxation. The game is structured around progressively challenging levels, each introducing new types of items or organizational rules. There are no technical requirements beyond a standard web browser, as the game is accessible directly through the website at folderrush.com. The design uses minimal visual elements to focus attention on the sorting task, and the sound effects reinforce the feeling of completion when items are placed correctly.