trappuzzler

It's a simple short sokoban game (I beat it in 66 minutes.) It has 9 levels. It has 2 mechanics. The level design is not bad, I had fun and felt smart solving the puzzles. The solutions are fairly discoverable. People with less experience might be a bit confused by the mechanics since I found the switching mechanic in the controls menu and there were no explanation or Mario level 1-1 style "show don't tell" tutorials in the level that introduces pink blocks. I think 9 levels is too little to explore and get a feel of the mechanics. It definitively needs more content. The graphics are functional, however there are graphical glitches when zooming out and in. There is also a bit of stutter at the start of a level where the zoom resets. It's annoying and I think it should be fixed, it doesn't look good, especially when you paid for it. Whether it's worth buying? I'd say yes. [b]It's super cheap[/b]. But be aware that the content is limited to 9 short levels.

Well crafted Sokoban with cool levels. They are few, but hard (especially level 7 and 9). Random guessing will get you nowhere. You need to figure out the win condition and how to get there. There are rumors that even computers have trouble solving these. ;)

This is a very short (30 minutes, for me) Sokobanlike. The goal of the game in each level is to combine all player blocks into one, and free it from the level. Also there's a level editor. That's it. If that doesn't appeal to you, then nothing I say will.