Sokoban: Bunny Tales

Great puzzle game if you are a fan of the genre. Not quite at the level of Stephen's Sausage Roll or Baba is You or The Golem, but there's still a lot of ingenious puzzle design here. 200 puzzles total, and all felt unique. Difficulty ramps as you progress, never reaching SSR levels, but in the second half of the game there are several tough 30+ min puzzles. Maybe 25% of the puzzles were the fiddling type that require you to experiment until stumbling on the right sequence of moves, which I don't enjoy as much. But the other ~75% required figuring out the trick and/or careful planning, sometimes after being convinced the puzzle was impossible, which are a joy to solve. So most of the puzzles were quite rewarding.

This game is a good game, don't let the graphics fool you. It builds on the concept of sokoban quite well, even if many of its puzzles drift away from the main idea of sokoban and become more like a better version of chip's challenge. Much of 'those' stray puzzles are welcomed additions when compared to the variety it already has when focusing only on its more sokoban-like puzzles of pushing objects onto spots. Being only 200 levels long, it's rather short when combined with its relative ease, albeit its difficulty does fluctuate. For me, it took only 22 hours to beat all of the levels... This ensures that the game can't possibly overstate its welcome, if such a thing was possible with its variety. The game organises its variety further and keeps the game fresh with 10 chapters, 20 levels long per chapter, each focusing on different elements or sets of elements. The game is also divided into sets of 100 levels, consisting of the initial 10 levels of each chapter, and the last 10 levels of each chapter. Only one game element seems particularly underutilised and not fully explored, but otherwise, the game uses all of its elements in a lot of different combinations, again being re…