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Sokoban

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Top 150 best Steam games of all time tagged with Sokoban, according to gamer reviews.

Rank, title, date, tags, platforms and price Score Rating
8.38
99% 2,190 votes
8.15
99% 579 votes
7.98
99% 234 votes
7.98
98% 249 votes
7.87
100% 103 votes
7.82
93% 592 votes
7.77
91% 1,299 votes
7.72
96% 134 votes
7.67
98% 82 votes
7.67
100% 51 votes
7.62
100% 44 votes
7.59
100% 40 votes
7.57
100% 38 votes
7.54
94% 105 votes
7.53
100% 33 votes
7.52
100% 32 votes
7.51
98% 45 votes
7.48
100% 29 votes
7.47
95% 63 votes
7.47
100% 28 votes
7.44
100% 26 votes
7.43
96% 48 votes
7.43
100% 25 votes
7.41
96% 46 votes
7.40
87% 604 votes
7.40
100% 23 votes
7.40
100% 23 votes
7.39
97% 34 votes
7.36
100% 21 votes
7.35
95% 41 votes
7.34
100% 20 votes
7.33
94% 49 votes
7.33
97% 30 votes
7.32
100% 19 votes
7.28
100% 17 votes
7.28
100% 17 votes
7.27
90% 91 votes
7.27
96% 27 votes
7.26
92% 52 votes
7.26
91% 75 votes
7.24
88% 135 votes

Correlated tags

Correlation is how often another tag appears together with this tag. If one in every five games tagged with Sokoban is also tagged with a correlated tag, the correlated tag has 20% correlation. 100% correlation means the pair of tags always appear together.

Tags most frequently applied to the same games as Sokoban, with at least 15% correlation.

  1. Puzzle 95%
  2. Casual 75%
  3. Singleplayer 64%
  4. Indie 60%
  5. Logic 55%
  6. 2D 54%
  7. Cute 41%
  8. Relaxing 40%
  9. Strategy 37%
  10. Colorful 36%
  11. Grid-Based Movement 34%
  12. Top-Down 33%
  13. Minimalist 33%
  14. Pixel Graphics 32%
  15. Family Friendly 29%
  16. Adventure 26%
  17. Difficult 25%
  18. 3D 23%
  19. Atmospheric 21%
  20. Puzzle Platformer 18%
  21. Retro 18%
  22. Stylized 18%
  23. Abstract 16%
  24. Controller 16%
  25. Cartoony 15%

The Sokoban tag refers to a specific type of puzzle game that involves pushing objects around in a warehouse or maze-like environment. Sokoban games are known for their simple yet challenging gameplay mechanics and require strategic thinking and planning to solve the puzzles.

In a typical Sokoban game, the player controls a character (often depicted as a warehouse worker or similar) who needs to push crates or boxes onto designated target locations within the level. The challenge lies in maneuvering the crates around obstacles and arranging them in such a way that they can be pushed into their correct positions.

The rules of Sokoban are usually straightforward:

  • The player can only move one crate at a time.
  • Crates cannot be pulled, only pushed.
  • Crates can only be pushed, not squished against walls or other obstacles.
  • Each crate must be positioned on its designated target location (marked by symbols like dots or crosses).

Sokoban puzzles gradually increase in complexity as players navigate through various levels with different layouts and arrangements of crates. The solution is achieved by carefully analyzing the level's structure, planning each move strategically to avoid getting stuck, and finding the proper sequence of movements required to place all crates on their targets without blocking any crucial paths.

While there are many variations of Sokoban games available, some notable examples include:

  • Sokobond This minimalist puzzle game combines elements of chemistry with Sokoban mechanics. Players must arrange atoms into molecular structures by pushing them around within confined spaces using Sokoban principles.
  • Push Crate 2 This mobile game features classic Sokoban gameplay enhanced with additional elements such as switches, teleporters, and movable walls. It offers a vast collection of levels with increasing difficulty.
  • BoxWorld Originally released in the 1990s, this is an early example of Sokoban games featuring over 100 levels of brain-teasing puzzles where crates must be pushed onto target squares while obeying strict movement rules.

Sokoban games are appealing to puzzle enthusiasts who enjoy logical thinking challenges and gradually increasing difficulty. They offer a rewarding sense of accomplishment when players successfully solve each intricate puzzle within the game.

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