Sissa's Path

[b]3/10[/b] A simple Sokoban good maybe for young children. [b]What is it:[/b] A Sokoban-like puzzle game where you have to push balls of yarn into designated places. This follows the basic Sokoban rules: you can only push one ball at a time, and no pulling. [b]How hard is it:[/b] Super easy. This is barely Sokoban, other than following the same rules, all the levels are quite open, no tight rooms to wiggle out of, all the balls start quite close to their designated spots, and most of the gameplay is just figuring out the correct order in which to push the balls one or two cells away. [b]How long is it:[/b] 48 easy levels that can be finished in under 48 minutes. [b]Level design:[/b] Basic. [b]Quality:[/b] Poor. The game looks "cute" for kids, and they probably wouldn't notice the lack of actual quality. There's some kind of smoke/dust trailing behind the cat that looks out of place, the undo is limited to only one move, at least one of the levels had a dead spot that looked like normal floor but I couldn't step on, the `44 levels` achievement actually has the number `55` on it, the angle of view makes the balls always seem to be between tiles. [b]Worth the price:[/b] No, th…

Great puzzle game - 8.5/10 - + The design and layout is simple but well done. + The cat is cute. - The movement of the cat and the undo button could be improved a little bit. - I think there should be more larger levels as you progress though the game or be able to choose a difficulty.

I bought it because of the 🐈 [i]cute cat[/i], and my expectations were met there. But even saying so, the visual quality is poor even if the stylization is sound. Undo is limited to the very last action, but the levels are so small and uncomplicated that I forgot it was even an option for most of my playthrough. The music is designed to fade into the background, and does—though I don't recall hearing pizzicato much of anywhere these days, so hat tip to that. The default controls were sane for me, which is good because they don't appear to be remappable. It isn't outright bad. It might be an acceptable way to introduce a very young child to the Sokoban concept. But it's too bare-bones—and perhaps too low-effort—to give a nod. At the very least, acknowledge the player's time and effort with an ending screen once all levels are completed...

Good Sokoban, another one for the my collection.

A good game, with well-constructed puzzles and a great cost benefit

Good sokoban game to relax with good challenges!