
The first Sokoban style game built to require two buddies. 115 handcrafted levels. Play with 1 or 2 controllers, switching characters or playing together. Beat your records and enjoy clean visuals with a charming comic story. Plus, 522 extra solo levels for Sokoban fans.
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If you’re a puzzle fan, you probably know Sokoban. It’s one of the simplest logical games ever created, yet surprisingly challenging.
What happens when a fan decided to expand the game’s core nature to a warehouse that requires two workers to organize? That’s where Sokoboxes Duo begins—taking the genre into brand-new territory.
In Sokoboxes Duo, the 115 duo levels were built from the ground up to require two workers. The second character is always a buddy who helps you, never an obstacle that gets in your way.
84 levels by the legendary Aymeric du Peloux.
31 levels by other expert authors.
This is a true novelty: puzzles that demand real cooperation where every character has an essential role.
When a puzzle is easy, graphics don't matter. But when you hit a “knot” and try to solve it, distracting visuals can make your head spin.
Built for Focus: Our graphics are clean and optimized to be easy on your eyes.
No Eye Strain: Everything is clear at a glance, so you can focus on the logic without getting tired.
Inside the game, a high-quality comic tells the story of our characters: the lovable Penguin, the peaceful Bear, and the agile Neko. You'll learn how they met and why they decided to work together in the warehouse. It adds a sense of adventure to the logic.
We’ve included a collection of 522 solo levels as extra content. I brought them together so you can play all of Aymeric’s levels (both duo and solo) in one single game:
223 levels by Aymeric du Peloux.
262 levels by Evgeny Grigoriev.
37 levels by other expert authors.
After you solve a puzzle, the game saves your step count. Later, you can watch your solution again and try to beat your own record.
The real joy comes from finding solutions with fewer paths and breaking your own record. You aren't racing others—you are refining your own logic.
115 Duo + 522 Solo Levels: Enough content to keep you playing for over a year.
For Every Skill: Levels are sorted from "Beginner" to "Ultimate."
Made by Fans: A love letter to Sokoban.
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Languages: English
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Sokoban has been done to near death but this manages to make it fresh and fun again by turning it into a couch co-op game. By having two players (who can move simultaneously) it's possible to retrieve boxes that would otherwise be trapped in a corner/dead end. Indeed, every level I've played requires frequent use of this mechanic, "trapping" one player behind a box so that it can later on be moved out of the spot it's stored. I like to play video games with my logic-minded 10 year old and this game gives us a genuine chance to collaborate on solving the puzzles, not just taking turns, but one person taking WASD and the other the arrow keys. Other modes of input are supported as well, including full touch screen support(!) and gamepads, but for collaborative play the keyboard seems best. It is possible to play solo of course, (and there's even an option to toggle which character you move rather than switching buttons) but that's not really the point of this game, at least for me. While the presentation is kind of basic and retro looking, it has all the important quality of life features, such as full undo back to the level start, muting the overly repetitive music, etc., etc. And in what is kind of an unusual but welcome choice, all levels are unlocked from the very start so you won't get stuck on one and be unable to access the rest of the game. That said, other than the steadily advancing difficulty curve, the levels are not that different from each other. I would have enjoyed a little bit more variety in game mechanics, visuals, or music. While it might look like a mobile port due to the onscreen controls I think it's really just attempting to be compatible with all input methods (kudos to them); this plays great on my desktop and also my touch screen laptop.
Sokoboxes Duo is a delightful puzzle-solving experience , you have the option to control two characters either by yourself or with a friend , the larg collection of levels is something that can keep you playing it for a while , whether you're a fan of sokoban or enjoy puzzle games this is a great journey for you. The controls are easy to learn and the sound effects are a nice add-on to the experience , there also a step counter to see whats the minimum required move to win a level and its a good way to add a leader-board in the future. i recommend trying out Sokoboxes Duo .. 8/10
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