Shape Theory

stylish box-moving puzzler with many issues. just reach the exit with the main guy, but there are buttons to press by connecting to other boxes to move in tandem. [b]the move counter is only for show outside challenges but it can't be turned off[/b]. falling off is fine for the most part, no progress loss, as you're put back to safety, but if another block is dumped into the void, it's gonna stay there. these deaths are sometimes part of the puzzle and [b]undo is available[/b] too, though it can't be held to take back more steps and it [b]doesn't work after level reset[/b], which is instant, so be very careful. 4 save slots for individual progress, separate volumes, resolutions, windowed mode, fps limit, vsync, anti-aliasing, shadow quality, controller options. [b]in-game movement is keyboard-only, controls aren't rebindable and the mouse only works in menus and only to a certain extent[/b]. can click settings to change stuff but can't click the back, apply or revert buttons, gotta press esc, f or r. the game only shows wasd for movement but arrows also work. since it's isometric, getting used to what's up might be tricky, that's why considerate devs allow a 90-degree turn option…

Great puzzle design and art style. Hope in the later update, the challenges can be replayed separately after completing the stage.

Really enjoying this! The levels set a challenge goal in the number of moves. These are optional but some really great challenges and refreshing mechanics. Recommended for all Sokoban-lovers who want to add a twist to the classic rules!