Pack the Impossible
Fit impossible orders into bags, suitcases, trunks and vans. Break nothing!
Pack the Impossible is out now on Google Play. Get it on Google Play, or play it in your browser first.
Customers keep handing you impossible orders: a cake, a watermelon and a box of eggs in one shopping bag, a snow globe and a wet swimsuit in one suitcase, a whole house in one van. Can you fit everything in without ruining a thing?
- Eight spaces, each with a new ruleHeavy things squash, wet things soak, wobbly things topple, vans tip over. Then come padding, shelves and toys inside toys.
- 173 hand-made ordersEach with its own customer, and warnings before anything goes wrong.
- Endless ShiftRandom orders keep coming until three strikes. How long can you last?
- Play your wayUntimed, one-handed, plays offline. No banner or pop-up ads, no accounts.
How the packing puzzle works
- Read the customer's order. Every item needs a place. Check its shape and whether it is heavy, fragile, wet, hot or wobbly before you start.
- Turn and place the items. Tap an item in the tray to rotate it. A preview shows where it will go. Items drop down into the shopping bag, the backpack and the fridge; in the other spaces, you place them from above.
- Watch the warnings. Keep heavy objects away from fragile ones, wet items away from paper and electronics, and hot items away from frozen food. In the trunk and van, wobbly items need a wall to lean on.
- Check your packing. Close the bag, suitcase or trunk, or test the van's load. If something breaks, try again. There is no countdown pushing you to rush.
From one shopping bag to a toy chest
The campaign has 173 orders in eight spaces: 24 shopping-bag orders, 23 each in the suitcase, car trunk and moving van, and 20 each in the shipping box, backpack, fridge and toy chest. Pack six orders in one space to open the next. Earlier orders stay available if you want to return for more stars.
The rules change with the space. A bag makes you think about what sits on top of what. A suitcase gives you a flat packing area. Trunks introduce things that tip, and the moving van asks you to balance the heavy load on its left and right sides. After the van come a shipping box, where every fragile thing needs something soft beside it; a backpack, where the things you need on the way go on top; a fridge with shelves and a freezer; and a toy chest, where small toys go inside hollow ones.
Endless Shift opens with the suitcase. It deals random orders from your unlocked spaces. A failed check or a skipped order counts as a strike; three strikes end the shift. There are no hints in this mode, just your best streak to improve.
Before you play
- Can I play offline?
- The packing puzzles and Endless Shift work offline. Optional rewarded ads and the hints shop need an internet connection.
- Is there a timer?
- No. Take time to rotate the items, read the warnings and try another arrangement.
- Can I come back to an unfinished order?
- Yes. The game keeps one unfinished campaign order on your device, including its packing, hints and tries. Continue takes you back to it. Use Orders to browse the spaces and replay earlier puzzles.
- Are there ads or purchases?
- There are no banner or pop-up ads. If you run out of hints, you can choose a rewarded video for more hints or a one-time unlimited-hints purchase. Neither is needed to attempt a puzzle.
- Do I need an account?
- No account or sign-in is needed. Progress is saved on your device. Read the privacy policy for the optional ads and purchase details.
- Where can I download it?
- The Android version is on Google Play.
- Can I play it in a browser?
- Yes: play it here, on a computer or a phone. It is the same game, saved in your browser. The browser version has no ads, purchases or statistics; more hints come with the Google Play version.