Movie & TV Sorting

1170 cards, eight editions, nine languages — and not a single year printed on the front. For 2 to 6 players on one device, no account, no connection.

When did "Back to the Future" hit cinemas? And did "Twin Peaks" come before or after?

Movie TV Sort is a party game for 2 to 6 people. You get a film or series title and slot it into the right place on your timeline. Get it right and the card stays. First to collect enough cards wins.

HOW IT WORKS • A title appears – without its year. • Tap the gap in your timeline where it belongs. • Films count from their cinema release, series from their first episode. • Right spot? The card stays. Wrong? It goes. • First to the target number of cards wins.

1170 CARDS • 819 films from 1920 to 2026 • 351 series from 1955 to 2026 • From Metropolis and Casablanca to Dune and Baby Reindeer • Twin Peaks, The Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Severance and more

EIGHT EDITIONS Classics, Blockbusters, Sci-fi & Fantasy, Crime & Thriller, Cult & Comedy, Animation, Horror and German Productions. Every edition is big enough to play on its own.

FILMS ONLY, SERIES ONLY OR BOTH You decide what goes into the deck.

NINE LANGUAGES German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese, Dutch and Turkish. Titles show up under their local release name – and where there isn't one, under the original title.

NO NONSENSE • No account, no sign-up • Works offline, every card ships with the app • One device is enough: pass it around • Optional hint with the director or series creator

For film nights, long train rides and everyone who always knew "Alien" is older than it looks.