Sokoban Master

Sokoban Master is a crate-pushing puzzle that the developer says is inspired by the classic Sokoban. Each level has crates and target spots, and you move around the board to push every crate onto a target.

The rule that makes it hard is simple: crates can be pushed but never pulled. Shove one into a corner and there is no way to bring it back out, so every push needs thinking through before you make it.

Levels are graded by difficulty, starting with gentler puzzles and moving on to harder stages. Finishing a level efficiently earns stars, the game keeps count of your moves and progress, and there are achievements to collect. There is also a built-in Level Editor, so you can design puzzles of your own once you know how the crates behave.

On a computer, move with the arrow keys or WASD and push the crates as you go. Get every crate onto a target to finish the level. Press Z to undo a move. On mobile, touch the board to move, or use the on-screen D-pad. Remember that a crate only moves when pushed and can never be pulled back.

Since crates cannot be pulled, look at where each one has to end up before you touch it, and avoid pushing any crate into a corner that is not a target. Z undoes a move, which makes it cheap to try an idea. Efficient solves earn more stars, so replay a solved level to tighten it.

A crate-pushing logic puzzle in a landscape frame, with graded difficulty, stars, move tracking and achievements. Keyboard controls are listed for desktop, and touch with a D-pad for mobile. A Level Editor lets you build puzzles.

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