Sokoban 30th anniversary 1982-2012

Without doubt, the most famous puzzle of all time is the Level 1 of the "Original" collection. But how many different versions have been made of this mythical puzzle? I have gathered here a total of 48 versions. However, it is likely that there will be more on platforms that I don't know. If you know any version that is not here, can you send me a PNG image and information about the game? Thank you very much. If I find new versions I will add to this post.

1.
Author: unknown (Thinking Rabbit)
Game: 倉庫番 (Sokoban)
Title: Level 1
Developer: Thinking Rabbit
Publisher: Thinking Rabbit (Japan)
Platform: NEC PC-8801mk2, NEC PC-8001mk2, FM-7, MZ-2000, NEC PC-6001mk2, Toshiba Pasopia 7
Released: December 1982 

2.
Author: unknown (Thinking Rabbit)
Game: 倉庫番 (Sokoban)
Title: Level 04
Developer: Thinking Rabbit
Publisher: Epoch Co. (Japan)
Platform: Epoch Game Pocket Computer (LCD Game)
Released: April 1985

This Epoch version was published later in "Sokoban Perfect" (Thinking Rabbit, 1989), level 22.

3.
Author: unknown (Thinking Rabbit)
Game: Soko-Ban
Title: Level 01
Developer: Thinking Rabbit, ASCII Corp. (Japan)
Publisher: Spectrum HoloByte, Inc. (USA)
Platform: Apple II, DOS, Commodore 64, TRS-80 Color Computer
Released: 1988

4.
Author: unknown (Thinking Rabbit)
Game: 倉庫番 (Sokoban)
Title: No.02-02
Developer: Thinking Rabbit
Publisher: Pony Canyon Inc. (Japan)
Platform: Game Boy
Released: September 1989 

5.
Author: One No & Kirath
Game: Block-O-Mania   [Sokoban variant]
Title: Level 1
Publisher: Cassiopeia (Netherlands)
Platform: DOS
Released: 1989
Website: crystalshard.net/index.php?p=6#

6.
Author: unknown (Thinking Rabbit)
Game: 倉庫番 (Sokoban)
Title: Level 252
Developer: Thinking Rabbit
Publisher: Riverhill Soft Inc. (Japan)
Platform: Sega Game Gear
Released: December 1990

7.
Author: Seiichi Katsurada
Game: 倉庫番 Revenge (Sokoban Revenge)
Title: Stage 001
Developer: Thinking Rabbit
Publisher: Thinking Rabbit (Japan)
Platform: NEC PC9801, Sharp X68000, Windows 3.1
Released: 1991

8.
Author: unknown
Game: XSokoban
Title: Level 51
Platform: X Window System
Released: November 1993
Website: www.cs.cornell.edu/andru/xsokoban.html

9.
Author: Jim Radcliffe
Game: Sokoban 1994
Title: Adolf
Publisher: Jim Radcliffe (USA)
Platform: DOS
Released: 1994

10.
Authors: Sergey Kononenko and Ilya Chudinovskikh
Game: Sokoban Classic
Title: Level 0001
Publisher: Mercury Software (Russia)
Platform: Electronika BK-0010
Released: 1995
Website: sergk.org.ua/mercury/

11.
Author: unknown
Game: 倉庫番 in 上九一色村β3　(Sokoban in Kamikuishiki village β3)
Title: Level 8
Platform: DOS
Released: November 1995

12.
Author: Tommy in Pennsylvania
Collection: MacTommy inventions
Title: Level 1
Comment:
This collection was included first in the freeware MacSokoban, by Ingemar Ragnemalm, for Macintosh; and later in KSokoban (v0.1.0, August 1998), by Anders Widell, for KDE platforms.
Date: January 1996

13.
Author: unknown (Thinking Rabbit)
Game: 究極の倉庫番 (Ultimate Sokoban)
Title: Stage 4 Chapter 1-01
Developer: Thinking Rabbit
Publisher: Itochu Corp (Japan)
Platform: PlayStation
Released: September 1996

14.
Author: Gabi Lohmeyer
Game: Soko 1.1
Title: Level 3
Publisher: Gabi Lohmeyer (Germany)
Platform: Windows 3.x
Released: December 1996
Website: www.gl-soft.de/spiel.html

15.
Author: A. Chudov
Game: склад N.º 18 (Warehouse No. 18)
Title: ID #000
Publisher: A. Chudov (Russia)
Platform: Dendy (?)
Released: 1997

16.
Author: unknown
Game: Sokoban
Title: Level 10
Publisher: Softdisk Publishing (USA)
Platform: DOS
Released: 1997

(I'm sorry, but I don't have any JPG image of this level.)

17.
Author: Newart (Viacheslav Kalinin)
Game: Sokoban
Title: Level 1
Publisher: n-Discovery (Russia)
Platform: ZX Spectrum
Released: 1997
Website: n-discovery.spb.ru/games.php

18.
Author: Thomas Jensen
Game: WSokoban! 2.0
Title: Level 16
Publisher: Thomas Jensen (Denmark)
Platform: Windows 9x/NT
Released: July 1998

19.
Author: Kurt Nittel
Set: SokoNittel 1
Title: Level 1
Date: 1998

20.
Author: Masato Hiramatsu (Hir)
Set: Arranged levels
Title: 閉め出されたラビくん
Date: August 1998

21.
Author: Jurij Szczapow
Game: FortNoks - Sokoban remix
Title: Level 01
Publisher: Jurij Szczapow (Russia)
Platform: DOS
Released: April 1999
Website: pascal.sources.ru/games/fortnoks.htm

22.
Author: Howard Abed
Collection: Fourth Set
Title: Level 1
Date: June 1999

23.
Author: unknown
Title: (unknown)
Date: ?

24.
Authors: Martin Hawlisch
Game: Enigma 0.50
Title: Level #10 Sokoban Revival
Publisher: Daniel Heck (Germany)
Platform (latest version 1.01): Windows 95 and later, Mac OS X
Released: April 2002
Website: www.nongnu.org/enigma/index.html
[Sokoban variant]

 

25.
Authors: Thinking Rabbit, converted to enigma format by Ralf Westram
Game: Enigma 0.81
Set: Sokoban
Title: Sokoban 1 (with two versions: easy and normal)
Publisher: Daniel Heck (Germany)
Platform (latest version 1.01): Windows 95 and later, Mac OS X
Released: July 2003
Website: www.nongnu.org/enigma/index.html 
[Sokoban variant]

26.
Author: Alberto Garcia
Collection: Alberto Garcia 1-1
Title: soko1
Comment: This collection was included in the freeware Sokoban 2K, by Brian Kent.
Date: 2002

27.
Authors: Ralph Karl Ohannessian and Caroline Lauchenauer
Game: Blocks Ultra
Title: Level 2
Publisher: Electronic Playground Studio (Canada)
Platform: Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP
Released: October 2003
Play online: www.gotoandplay.it/_games/playGame.php?g=27

28.
Author: Makc (Maxim A. Novikov)
Collection: Randomize
Title: Level 4 ceiwhune
Date: January 2004
Website: soko-ban.narod.ru/

29.
Author: Eric F. Tchong
Collection: Aruba 8
Title: Level 2 Good old level 1
Date: September 2004

30.
Author: Braingle Games
Game: Beanstalk Puzzle Game   [Sokoban variant]

Title: Level 2
Publisher: www.braingle.com (USA)
Platform: online
Released: April 2005
Play online: www.braingle.com/games/beans/index.php?play=1

31.
Author: Thomas Reinke
Collection: Sokomania
Title: Level 53
Date: July 2005

32.
Author: Ghislain Martin
Collection: Monde 25 (Level 247)
Title: Thinking Rabbit style
Date: October 2005
Website: sokoban.pagesperso-orange.fr/

33.
Author: Josef Stöckl
Game: Crazy Boxes 1.8   [Sokoban variant]
Title: Level 3
Publisher: Josef Stöckl (Austria)
Released: December 2005
Website: www.crazybytes.at/

34.
Author: mario@zah.att.ne.jp
Game: 倉庫番クラシック v1.44D - Tiny (Classic Sokoban - Tiny)
Title: Level 1
Publisher: mario@zah.att.ne.jp (Japan)
Platform: Windows
Released: January 2006
Website: home.att.ne.jp/wind/room_mario/soko/soko.html

35.
Author: DespeRadoX
Game: Becherovka Summer Refreshment   [Sokoban variant]
Title: Level 3
Publisher: DataWeb (Czech Republic)
Released: September 2007
Website: game.becher.cz/?page=game&id=279

36.
Author: Tom Beaumont
Game: Snakoban Dash!   [Sokoban variant]
Title: Level 1-1 The first warehouse
Publisher: Tom Beaumont
Released: October 2008

37.
Author: Draku
Collection: Learning Sokoban
Title: Level 39
Date: March 2009

38.
Author: unknown
Game: Box It! 2
Title: Level 3
Publisher: Digiment (UK)
Platform: JavaMe, Android
Released: April 2009
Website: www.digiment.co.uk/game.jsp?gid=BoxIt2
Play online: www.mochigames.com/games/box-it-2/

39.
Author: Jordi Doménech
Collection: Original remixed
Title: Level 1
Date: July 2009

40.
Author: unknown
Game: Super Sokobang   [Sokoban variant]
Title: Level 2
Publisher: Akita Multimédia (Canada)
Platform: Windows 98/ME/2000/NT/XP/Vista/Win 7, Mac OS
Released: November 2009
Website: akitamultimedia.com/produits/sokobang.php

41.
Authors: anian + Jordi Doménech
Title: Sokoban 30th anniversary 1982-2012
Date: March 2010
Website: sokoban-jd.blogspot.com/2012/03/sokoban-30th-anniversary-1982-2012.html

42.
Author: Erim Sever
Title: Erim_the 1's half_03.04.2010
Date: April 2010
Website: www.erimsever.com/sokoban.htm

43.
Author: Jordi Doménech
Collection: Magic Sokoban 1
Title: Level 42 Original #1 Lilliput extreme - Dedicated to Erim Sever
Date: April 2010

44.
Author: David W. Skinner
Collection: Microban IV
Title: Level 42 Classic level #1 revised
Date: August 2010
Website: users.bentonrea.com/~sasquatch/sokoban/

45.
Author: David W. Skinner
Collection: Sasquatch XII
Title: Level 22 Original level #1 revised
Date: October 2010
Website: users.bentonrea.com/~sasquatch/sokoban/

46.
Authors: David W. Skinner + Jordi Doménech
Collection: The beautiful world of remodels 4 #60
Title: Sasquatch XII #22 Original level #1 revised
Date: March 2012

47.
Author: krisse727
Title: Level7
Comment: Posted in Let's Logic
Date: December 2010

48.
Author: anian + Jordi Doménech + zhenying
Title: Sokoban 30th anniversary 1982-2012
Date: March 2012
Website: blog.163.com/changkai_8428/blog/static/7745191820123643317569/

Super Sokobang

Super Sokobang
Akita Multimédia (Canada)
http://www.akitamultimedia.com/produits/sokobang.php
Released: November 2009
Platform: Windows98, ME, 2000, NT, XP, Vista, Windows7 / Mac
License: Commercial (registered version: $ 9.95)
Download trial version:
http://www.akitamultimedia.com/logiciels/sokobang.exe

 
Some time ago I wanted to talk about this game. It is the best game of Sokoban released in recent years, especially by its excellent graphic design.

In fact, it's a Sokoban variant with additional elements that make the game more interesting and attractive. There are boxes/goals of different colors, rooms in the dark (to enlighten them, should be up to them a light bulb), closed rooms (to open the door, you have to carry a box-key and open the door), conveyor belts ... and trucks to transport boxes, moving forward/backward. This last is the most interesting element, mixing Sokoban with Rush Hour, the other great family of sliding puzzles.

There are a total of 40 levels, some "giants", that occupy several screens. In addition, you can download other 5 extra levels ($0.49 each). A standard player can complete all levels in about 6 hours.

There is a ranking score for each puzzle, according to time spent in resolving it. On the website of Akita Multimédia there is a Ranking with the general classification. It is curious to note that among the top 20 players classified, 16 have more than 40 years, and there is only a boy 11 year old ... Do children and adolescents do not like to think? It is a little disturbing...

Supports two languages: French and English. The trial version allows you to play for 30 minutes.

Graphic design is excellent. All items -boxes, goals, walls...- are displayed with great clarity and sharpness. The design is what I like most about this game. The handling is also very good.

Some levels are adaptations of the "Original" collection (level 2 = Original 1, 26 = O-12, 32 (second part) = O-38, 35 = O-43 ...).

Summary:
 
The best
- Graphic design.
- The concept of the game, with interesting additional items.

The worst
- 40 levels are very few (60 or 80 levels would have been ideal...). Moreover, some levels are too easy, even considering that the game is intended for children.

Oldies - 8 levels from "Sokoban" (1998) by William Fraser

"Sokoban" by William Fraser is an excellent online game in Java, active on the Internet since October 1998. It contains 190 levels. All the puzzles are made of known authors, except eight: the levels 51-58. The relationship of puzzles is the following:

Levels 1-50 are the "Original" collection.
Levels 51-58 are by author unknown.
Levels 59-98 come from XSokoban (levels 59 and 97 are easy versions of XSokoban levels 52 and 89, respectively).
Levels 99-190 are from Yoshio Murase, collections "handmade" and "autogenerated".

"Sokoban" (1998) by William Fraser, level 53

 
The eight levels "unknown" 51-58 are quite good, in old "Thinking Rabbit style". Especially interesting are the levels 53 (see image above) and 57.

Some time ago I wrote to William Fraser and I asked him if the puzzles 51-58 were his. This was his answer:

"I can't remember where levels 51 to 59 came from. The origional (first levels) cam from a spectrum program, and from 59 onwards came from a Japanese site (that I put a link to on the page). I think that up to level 59 came from the spectrum game (that would be about 20 years old by now), as I don't recall getting any levels elsewhere, but it's so long ago I could be wrong."

Therefore, levels 51-58 come from a Spectrum game. The ZX Spectrum is an 8-bit personal home computer released in the United Kingdom in 1982.

In addition, says William Fraser in the "Readme" (May 2000) in your Java game: "I copied most of the levels from a 8 year old spectrum game that was in turn based on an earlier game." Thus, the Spectrum game must be in by 1990.

I have searched in "ZX Spectrum Museum", but I have not found any Sokoban game... Then, I have searched in "World of Spectrum", and I have found up to 7 versions of Sokoban prior to 2005.

"Sokoban" by Hacker Chris, 1991, for ZX Spectrum

Finally, in one of the games, I have located three levels of Fraser. It's "Sokoban" by Hacker Chris (WE, Poland), 1991. The levels of Fraser 56-58 are the last three of the game of Hacker Chris, levels 53-55. The last level of Chris (#55) is unsolvable, but in the version of Fraser appears arranged, perhaps by the own Fraser (?).

The other puzzles by Chris 1-50 are the "Original" collection (taken from the IBM version of Spectrum HoloByte). Levels 51 and 52 is the level 18 of the "Original", repeated (#51 is an easy version).

I have not found who are the other five levels of Fraser 51-55.

To play online "Sokoban" by Hacker Chris, click here. 

"Sokoban" by Hacker Chris, level 54

  
A curiosity. The puzzle of Evgeny Grigoriev, Grigr2001 #1 Bardak, first in the collection, seems to be a remodel of Fraser #57 (= Chris #54, see image above).

You can download the 8 levels from William Fraser here:

• from Sokoban by William Fraser

The question is: Who are the others 5 puzzles of Fraser 51-55? Can anybody provide more information?

Sokoban for beginners

I have a granddaughter 12 years old, from Italian father and Spanish mother, and she's very clever. She has begun to play Sokoban and asked me: "Which collection do you recommend?" Well, I indicate below (in chronological order) some of the most interesting and fun collections for those who have never played Sokoban, and now begin for the first time.

You can download all collections here:

 • Sokoban for beginners

The first thing you need is a program of Sokoban, which allows you to import and play the collections of Sokoban available (generally in .txt or .xsb format). There are many programs (see "Sokoban for Windows"). The most commonly used by hobbyists are as follows, all are free, that you can download on the Internet:

• Sokoban YASC, by Brian Damgaard
• Sokoban++, by Joris Wit
• YSokoban, by George Petrov
• JSoko, by Matthias Meger

All programs have their advantages and disadvantages. Choose the one you like more. I used Sokoban YASC, because it has a great advantage for a player impatient like me: the automatic detection of "deadlocks", which prevents me from many mistakes.

"Soko-Ban", Spectrum HoloByte, 1988 (Apple II version)

Level 29 (Apple II version)

Thinking Rabbit
Original
1988

This is the first collection of Sokoban marketed in the West, by the legendary Californian software company (already missing) Spectrum HoloByte ("Soko-Ban", ASCII Corp., Spectrum HoloByte, 1988, known as the "Original" collection). In fact, the puzzles comes from previous Japanese collections, although some were modified specifically for this collection.

Most of players started to play Sokoban with this collection, and I think it is a excellent way to start the game. Thus, I recommend you start here. 

Yoshio Murase
autogenerated
1997-1998

It is the most classic and famous mini puzzles collection. 52 small puzzles obtained with the help of software, but well selected by Yoshio Murase.

Yoshio Murase website:
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/ai/yoshio/sokoban/index.html

Download original collection here:
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/ai/yoshio/sokoban/auto52/index.html

monry
First Step
1999

"First Step" is one of the collections for beginners more excellent, and one of my all time favorites. Each puzzle is built from an "idea", so that the whole of the 100 puzzles in the collection is a catalog of the basic "themes" of Sokoban.

The Japanese "monry" is the author of another similar collection, "monry-light" (1998-1999, 114 puzzles), of incredible quality, but higher difficulty.

Jacques Duthen
Sokogen-990602
1999

It is my favorite collection. After the "Original" collection, I recommend continue with this set of 78 mini puzzles with only 2, 3 or 4 boxes.

With regard to Sokogen, Jack wrote in the Yahoo group (February 3, 2010):
 

After I finished my collection "Dimitri & Yorick", I found it very difficult and time consuming to create sokoban levels by hand.

So I wrote a program called Sokogen (which stands for Sokoban Generator) to generate sokoban levels.

It produced many levels, some of which I kept in the collection Sokogen-990602 which I finished to collect on Jun 2, 1999.

You can download the original collection on the Internet Archive, here:
http://web.archive.org/web/20000116234012/http://perso.club-internet.fr/duthen/SOKOBAN-HTML/sokogen-990602.skm

Old Jacques Duthen website (on the Internet Archive):
http://web.archive.org/web/20051130031142/http://duthen.club.fr/sokoban/index.html
 
 
Bunny Tale (by Adam George, SuperSoft, 2006) is a great compact program, with a nice design, and with two collections: "KidsLand" and "EldersLand", that, in fact, are the collections of Jacques Duthen, "Dimitri & Yorick" and "Sokogen". You can download here.

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Aymeric du Peloux
Microcosmos
1996-2000

In fact, this small collection of 40 levels is appropriate for experienced players, because there are several difficult levels. If you can not solve a level, leave it, and try the next level :)

If this collection you find it too difficult, you can start by Minicosmos (40 levels).

 

David W. Skinner
Microban
2000, 2002 y 2009

Classic collection and one of the most popular. I include the three first series of Microban, which are perhaps the most beautiful.

Skinner says on its website:

The Microban collection is good for beginners and children. Most of the puzzles are small and illustrate a particular concept. More experienced players should also find them interesting, since there is a wide variety and many can be surprisingly tricky at first glance.
 
Old website (inactive since some time ago):
http://users.bentonrea.com/~sasquatch/sokoban/

Website (mirror):
Sokoban - Puzzles by David W. Skinner

 
Hirohiko Nakamiya
魔物の番人 (Demon Keeper)
2000-2002
魔物の番人 (Demon Keeper) (2002) is one of the most beautiful and interesting collections that can be played online on the Internet. It is available (in Java) here.

The online collection is about 2002, but many of the puzzles are from previous collections ("Practice levels", "Joy levels" and "Hirohiko Nakamiya", June-July 2000). In total there are 56 levels, divided into 8 stages of 7 levels each (Note: the puzzles of the last two stages 7 and 8 are very difficult.)

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François Marques
Novoban
2001

Beautiful and interesting collection of 50 small puzzles built by hand, very well-studied.

Comment of François Marques on his website: 

Cette collection de 50 tableaux est destinée aux joueurs novices. La difficulté des niveaux est croissante. La série se termine par quelques tableaux de niveau intermédiaire. J'ai soumis ces problèmes à mes neveux de 10 et 14 ans qui en sont venus à bout en une journée (ce qui est pas mal du tout pour des débutants complets). Cependant, si vous êtes expert, résoudre toute la série en moins de 45 minutes est certainement un challenge difficile à remplir.

François Marques website:
http://sokoban.online.fr/collections.html

To download the original collection:
http://sokoban.online.fr/levels/novoban/novoban.txt

Ghislain Martin
SokoStation
2001-2006, 2009 and 2012

"SokoStation" is an extensive collection of 380 puzzles, very imaginative and funny, built over the years 2001-2012. Ghislain regularly adds new puzzles to the collection.

Ghislain Martin website:
http://sokoban.pagesperso-orange.fr/

See in my blog an interview to Ghislain Martin:
http://sokoban-jd.blogspot.com.es/2012/03/interview-ghislain-martin.html

 
Martí Homs
Homz Challenge
2007

Martí Homs is a computer engineer from Barcelona (Spain), and my fellow countryman.

Years ago generated an incredible collection of 764 small puzzles, distributed in several series. In his old website wrote this note:
 
All the levels have been created by M. Homs, using many generation techniques, such as combinatorial systems, graph theory, restricted genetic algorithms, or brute-force exploring.

I made a selection of 80 puzzles, most of these have only 3 boxes, which I called "Homz Challenge". I highly recommend this collection!

See in my blog an interview to Martí Homs:
http://sokoban-jd.blogspot.com.es/2011/07/marti-homs.html

Old Martí Homs website (on the Internet Archive):
http://web.archive.org/web/20090505071634/http://sapiens.ya.com/sokobanhomz/intro.html

Jordi Domènech
Pufiban
2009

Collection of 170 micro puzzles with 2, 3 or 4 boxes, sorted by increasing difficulty (the last few levels are quite difficult...). In each puzzle shows the limit of moves to solve optimally.

First steps
2010-2017 

"First steps" is a selection of small puzzles of "Magic Sokoban" and other collections for those who start to play Sokoban. There you will find all the typical problems of Sokoban. Enjoy!

Erim Sever
Fourth collection for beginners
2010

All Erim puzzles are interesting and fun, and recommended for the novice players, but I prefer this "Fourth collection for beginners" of 50 levels (within the general collection of Erim Sever corresponds to levels erim186 to erim235).

Erim Sever website:
http://www.erimsever.com/sokoban.htm

Přemysl Zíka
Gradus ad Olympo
1990-2015
 
Přemysl Zíka is, in my opinion, one of the best creators of Sokoban currently. The first half of this selection of his levels is relatively easy, but in the second half there are some levels quite difficult, suitable for experienced players. Recommended!

Přemysl Zíka website:
http://www.zusbreznice.cz/rozvrhy-zika-premysl-sokoban.cz

Top 10 remodels, January-July 2012

Throughout this year 2012, in the Chinese forum MF8 have posted some excellent remodels. I have selected 10, which I think are the most beautiful. All 10 remodels are *very difficult*, and are only recommended for experienced and advanced players.

In each remodel, I provide the best results for now (by moves and by pushes). If you can improve any of the results, please send me it by email.

You can download the all 10 remodels here:
 

• Top 10 remodels, January-July 2012

Author: Herbert Kyrian + gyjgw + zhenying + stopheart
Title: #7 re d
Date: 2012.1.14
URL: bbs.mf8-china.com/viewthread.php?tid=37579&extra=page%3D1&page=66
 

Best results:
by moves 1630/384
by pushes 1670/378

Author: David W. Skinner + unknown + stopheart
Title: Sasquatch VIII #37
Date: 2012.1.24
URL: bbs.mf8-china.com/viewthread.php?tid=37579&extra=page%3D1&page=67
 

Best results:  
by moves 919/174 
by pushes 967/162

Author: Hidemitsu Kobayashi + York Shen + stopheart + Tian Lang
Title: Sokoban Revenge #134 c
Date: 2012.2.20
URL: bbs.mf8-china.com/viewthread.php?tid=37579&extra=page%3D1&page=69
 

Best results:  
by moves 943/250 
by pushes 1055/228

Author: Eric F Tchong + stopheart + anian
Title: Arubian rattlesnake eric var 2x(a)
Date: 2012.3.4
URL: bbs.mf8-china.com/viewthread.php?tid=37579&extra=page%3D1&page=71
 

Best results:  
by moves 1155/256 
by pushes 1345/228

Author: anian + Jordi Doménech + zhenying
Title: Sokoban 30th anniversary 1982-2012
Date: 2012.3.28
URL: blog.163.com/changkai_8428/blog/static/7745191820123643317569/
 

Best results:  
by moves 520/184 
by pushes 548/172

Author: chzhy + gyjgw + lzy
Title: 年年有鱼 (b)
Date: 2012.5.22
URL: bbs.mf8-china.com/viewthread.php?tid=89549&extra=page%3D1&page=3
 

Best results:  
by moves 440/132 
by pushes 476/122

Author: gyjgw + Tian Lang
Title: 20051109g4
Date: 2012.7.8
URL: bbs.mf8-china.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=90724&extra=page%3D1&page=11
 

Best results:  
by moves 1304/213 
by pushes 1536/177

Author: 随风而逝 + stopheart + gyjgw
Title: 睿斗推箱子第二十六关 (e)
Date: 2012.7.18
URL: bbs.mf8-china.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=37579&extra=page%3D1&page=84
 

Best results:  
by moves 597/165 
by pushes 671/135

Author: 随风而逝 + gyjgw + stopheart + anian
Title: 睿斗推箱子第三十一关(A面B面) b2
Date: 2012.7.19
URL: bbs.mf8-china.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=37579&extra=page%3D1&page=85
 

Best results:  
by moves 478/111 
by pushes 526/105

Author: 随风而逝 + anian + stopheart + Tian Lang + gyjgw
Title: 睿斗推箱子第二十九关(混乱越狱) j
Date: 2012.7.25
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Sokoban Palace

Sokoban Palace

Game designed and programmed by Mark Alexander for Nocturne Games
July 2012

Nice Sokoban game in HTML5 and pseudo-3D perspective. It contains a total of 240 levels, distributed in 6 series:

- Garden (eassy)  - 40 levels
- Castle (tricky) - 40 levels (from "Microban" by David W. Skinner)
- Basement (hard) - 40 levels (from "Miniatures" by Jordi Domènech)
- Dungeon (challenges)   
- Caves (challenges) - 120 levels, with limitation of moves (from "Pufiban" by Jordi Domènech)
- Catacombs (challenges) 

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- Nocturne Games