sokobano.de
Sokoban puzzle game project presenting the box-pushing logic game and its levels to players
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About sokobano.de
Sokoban is a project presenting the thought and logic puzzle game Sokoban, which originates from Japan and whose name means "warehouse keeper". The game places the player in a store room where boxes must be pushed onto marked fields. The warehouse keeper can only push boxes, never pull them, and only one box can move at a time.
The project describes levels ranging from easy to extremely difficult, each with a different structure and solution. It is aimed at players of logic and puzzle games.
Product: Sokoban, a box-pushing logic puzzle game with levels from easy to extremely difficult.
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