Minimalist Box

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This is basically a ripoff of Sokoban (Copyright Hiroyuki Imabayashi, 1982). Some "amateur" developers seem unaware of inconvenient things like copyright law, shamelessly "borrowing" entire the game mechanics and ideas of actual professionals in a really direct manner. The "developer" in this case is no exception. Stealing someone else's game is morally and creatively bankrupt, but worse, they're breaking the unwritten rule of game development, if you steal someone else's game, you have to at least try to do better... this is an incredibly poor imitation, worse than the original. As always with Sokoban ripoffs, this is Sokoban... you got a puzzle grid, you push boxes around to get them to the right spots so you can leave. Yeah, playing this definitely made me want to leave. There's some gimmicks around changing the properties of boxes by pushing them into special spots on some puzzle levels, but this adds nothing of interest to an obsolete, decades old copyrighted game. The "developers" walked away from this 10 months ago. This is never getting finished. This unfinished game is just polluting the store and making it harder for people to find real, actually finished games. Thi…

Box moving puzzles... not much to look at and only 3 stages of 24 levels each atm though its a work in progress.

Solid Sokoban game that introduces a new mechanic with each chapter. Not easy, but not the hardest I've played... its juuuuuust right, Goldilocks-style.

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Game with 72 small, original and fun puzzles (it's expected to have 24 more). I played it in different sessions/days and every time I entered the level menu (which is divided into four groups) my progress didn't appear. After unlocking the second and the third groups, I had to enter the previous one(s) to be able to enter the one I wanted. Two achievements are not working ("Classic" and "Don't jump..."). And I miss common features, like windowed mode and extra keys options: arrows (besides wasd), undo (Z) and restart (R) keys.