The "line" is one of the figures most simple and classic of Sokoban. In this post I publish a selection of my favorite "lines", between 5 and 8 boxes.
In some puzzles I accept one or even two boxes of hindrance, but always independent of the "line".
See also:
Lines (four boxes)
Big lines
You can download all puzzles (except commercial) here:
Author: Takahiro Suzushima + Yoshio Sakae
Title: Ultimate Sokoban (1996) Stage 3 Chapter 4 Level 3
Previous versions: Sokoban Deluxe (1990) 4-? stage 7; then in Sokoban Revenge (1991) #286 Long Road
Date: 1990. Remodel: 1996
Difficulty: 5
Best moves/pushes: 277/80
Interesting improved version by Yoshio Sakae of Sokoban Revenge #286 Long Road.
Author: J. Franklin Mentzer + Jordi Domènech
Title: Still more! #20 b
Set: The beautiful world of remodels 5 #58
Comment: redraw map, added 2 boxes, some changes
Date: 1993. Remodel: 2014.3.18
Difficulty: 6
Best moves/pushes: 507/151
One of my favorite puzzles ... After two previous remodels, I have finally found what I was looking for.
Author: monry
Title: monry-light #79 直五シリーズ (Five straight Series)
Date: 1998.12.1
Difficulty: 6
Best moves/pushes: 289/55
Excellent! See also monry-light #74.
Author: Howard Abed
Title: SokoCreation #55
Date: 1999 (Second Set #29), then remodeled in SokoCreation (2000)
Difficulty: 6 (H.A.)
Best moves/pushes: 79/18
Totally classic. A little gem. My difficulty rating: 4.
Author: Kevin B. Reilly + Masato Hiramatsu
Title: sokomind 07 (C)
Date: 2000.2.24
Difficulty: 6
Best moves/pushes: 228/77
Great remodel. Typical problem: to place the first box, previously it is necessary to rearrange all the boxes in the correct position in the cargo area.
Author: Hirohiko Nakamiya
Title: Nakamiya #9
Comment: also published in Monster Sokoban 8-2
Date: June-July 2000
Website: miya.s16.xrea.com/selection/bannin/
Difficulty: 5
Best moves/pushes: 535/150
Nice line. 308 moves are required to place the first box.
Author: Yoshio Murase
Title: handmade #52 小さなひょうたん (Small gourd)
Comment:
下から栓をしないように気をつけて。
Date: 2001.3.6 (creation), 2001.5.20 (publication)
Website: www.ne.jp/asahi/ai/yoshio/sokoban/index.html
Difficulty: 4.5
Best moves/pushes: 81/23
Simple and nice. A little gem.
Author: François Marques
Title: Sokompact #46 Plus - Minus
Date: November 2001
Website: sokoban.online.fr/
Difficulty: 8
Best moves/pushes: 200/58
A line within a cross... A total nightmare! Take it easy... By François Marques see also Kokoban #16 and Sokompact #40 (another difficult compact).
Author: Aymeric du Peloux
Title: Picokosmos #17
Subtitle: Grand Hanoï (Big Hanoï)
Comment:
Sur le même thème que Picokosmos 12. Une caisse en plus, mais plus compact. Que de mouvements pour un niveau aussi petit!! Soyez méthodique surtout...
Date: December 2001
Website: www.onlinespiele-sammlung.de/sokoban/sokobangames/nabokos/
Difficulty: 10 (A. du P.)
Best moves/pushes: 494/167
This type of puzzle is known as "Fibo" (by the Italian mathematician of the 12th century, Fibonacci, introducer in Europe of the "Fibonacci sequence"). It is one of the most famous puzzles of Sokoban. As in the Fibonacci sequence, each box which you add increases exponentially the number of moves/pushes needed to solve it: see "Theoretical analysis on Picokosmos 17" by David Holland (article published in the old website of Aymeric du Peloux). Many versions of this puzzle have been made. See also Picokosmos #12 (Hanoi).
Author: Mic + Evgeny Grigoriev (GRIGoRusha)
Title: monthly85a - January 2002 Monthly level remodel
Set: Remodel Club #15
Date: January 2002. Remodel: 2002.10.31
Website: grigr.narod.ru/sokoban.htm
Difficulty: 7
Best moves/pushes: 526/157
Puzzle looks a little ugly and apparently not difficult, but it is necessary to do a lot of maneuvers to place the first box.
Author: David W. Skinner + Jordi Domènech
Title: Sasquatch VI #12 a
Comment: stoned 2 floors
Date: October 2002. Remodel: 2014.12.27
Difficulty: 7
Best moves/pushes: 221/62
Author: Evgeny Grigoriev (GRIGoRusha)
Title: Grigr2002 #135 Mekom
Date: November 2002
Website: grigr.narod.ru/sokoban.htm
Difficulty: 7
Best moves/pushes: 358/115
Difficult line with rooms at the four corners. See also Grigr2001 #30 and #53, and GrigrComet #27.
Author: Kevin B. Reilly + Jordi Domènech
Title: Magic Sokoban 3 #96
Comment: based on kbr1211
Date: November 2002. Remodel: 2012.7.5
Difficulty: 7
Best moves/pushes: 342/79
A lot of non-obvious maneuvers is necessary to place the first box...
Author: František Pokorný
Title: #36 Warm up
Date: February 2004
Website: kantorek.webzdarma.cz/sokobana.htm
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 186/48
Nice puzzle that reminds Nabokosmos #2 by Aymeric du Peloux. See also the puzzle similar #34.
Author: Kenyam (Kenya Maruyama)
Title: #38 one line below
Comment: Think a way, get away.
Date: 2004.9.26
Website: www.geocities.co.jp/Playtown-Domino/7999/soko/skrmc_a.htm
Difficulty: 7
Best moves/pushes: 266/73
Excellent line! Fun to solve, and puzzle aesthetically very nice. See also #32 and #35, both difficult compact.
Author: Aymeric du Peloux
Title: Cosmonotes #19 arr.
Date: c. October 2004
Website: www.onlinespiele-sammlung.de/sokoban/sokobangames/nabokos/
Difficulty: 8 (A. du P.)
Best moves/pushes: 267/69
Excellent line and fun to solve. My difficulty rating: 6.5. See also Nabokosmos #17.
Author: Thomas Reinke
Title: TBox2 #8
Date: January 2005
Difficulty: 6
Best moves/pushes: 191/74
Typical puzzle in two halves. Funny!
Author: Dries De Clercq + Evgeny Grigoriev (GRIGoRusha)
Title: GrigrSpecial #34 Unfinished Line
Date: 2005.3.30
Website: grigr.narod.ru/sokoban.htm
Difficulty: 7
Best moves/pushes: 318/90
Simple "pillar" with a box of hindrance. Absolutely classic.
Author: Hu Yibin
Title: #2
Date: 2003.4.19, 2004.7.10, 2005.2.26, 2005.4.30
Difficulty: 7
Best moves/pushes: 337/88
Puzzle apparently simple, but unexpectedly difficult...
Author: Thomas Reinke
Title: Calx #2
Date: July 2005
Difficulty: 6
Best moves/pushes: 107/29
Simple and nice line... Cross-shaped structure, with two arms connected by a double ring.
Author: Thomas Reinke
Title: Calx #18 arr.
Date: July 2005
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 182/34
Excellent! I've taken the liberty to rearrange the initial position of the boxes.
Author: David W. Skinner
Title: Microban IV #47
Date: August 2010
Difficulty: 5.5
Best moves/pushes: 249/64
Logic. Typical problem: previously, rearranges all the boxes in the correct position. See other "lines": Sasquatch V #10 and VII #7.
Author: Thomas Reinke
Title: Quagmire 2 #12 Singlet
Date: November 2011
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 88/38
Beautiful puzzle: a line within a structure in the shape of a cross of Lorraine.
Author: Thomas Reinke
Title: Quagmire 2 #22 Sovereign Entity
Date: November 2011
Difficulty: 5.5
Best moves/pushes: 144/20
Logic.
Author: Morganine
Title: Sokomet #57
Date: January 2012
Difficulty: 7.5
Best moves/pushes: 240/83
Surprisingly hard! You'll have to put your elbows on the table to solve it.
Author: Přemysl Zíka
Title: First levels #180
Date: February 2012
Website: www.zusbreznice.cz/rozvrhy-zika-premysl-sokoban.cz
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 218/61
Fun "pillar", not so easy...
Author: Přemysl Zíka
Title: First levels #183
Comment: Joke problem
Date: February 2012
Website: www.zusbreznice.cz/rozvrhy-zika-premysl-sokoban.cz
Difficulty: 4.5 (P.Z.)
Best moves/pushes: 1715/623
Incredible soko-toy! Přemysl Zíka is an craftsman inventor of fantastic "mechanisms" of Sokoban... My difficulty rating: 6.5.
Author: Přemysl Zíka
Title: First levels #198
Date: March 2012
Website: www.zusbreznice.cz/rozvrhy-zika-premysl-sokoban.cz
Difficulty: 6 (P.Z.)
Best moves/pushes: 349/69
One of my favorite puzzles in this set...
Author: Přemysl Zíka
Title: First levels #238
Date: April 2012
Website: www.zusbreznice.cz/rozvrhy-zika-premysl-sokoban.cz
Difficulty: 5.5
Best moves/pushes: 742/201
Relatively easy, but very nice and fun to solve.
Author: David W. Skinner
Title: Sasquatch XII #40
Date: April 2012
Difficulty: 6
Best moves/pushes: 1167/178
Another soko-toy. It is an extension of Microban #71 and #124, and Sasquatch IV #8.
Author: Přemysl Zíka
Title: Primus gradus ad Olympo #39
Date: December 2012
Website: www.zusbreznice.cz/rozvrhy-zika-premysl-sokoban.cz
Difficulty: 4 (P.Z.)
Best moves/pushes: 216/47
Simple and nice. You have to dismantle the line and rebuild it again... the difficulty is the box of hindrance.
Author: Přemysl Zíka
Title: Primus gradus ad Olympo #51
Date: December 2012
Website: www.zusbreznice.cz/rozvrhy-zika-premysl-sokoban.cz
Difficulty: 3.5 (P.Z.)
Best moves/pushes: 331/101
Puzzle looks a bit ugly, but you have to sweat to solve it... My difficulty rating: 6.
Author: Přemysl Zíka
Title: Secundus gradus ad Olympo #13
Date: December 2013
Website: www.zusbreznice.cz/rozvrhy-zika-premysl-sokoban.cz
Difficulty: 4.5 (P.Z.)
Best moves/pushes: 293/110
Amazing line! Entirely logical. My difficulty rating: 6.5.
Author: Thomas Reinke
Title: Quagmire 3 #32 Iniquity
Date: April 2014
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 340/117
Excellent! Very original and tight!
Author: Thomas Reinke
Title: Quagmire 3 #90 Ionization
Date: April 2014
Difficulty: 7
Best moves/pushes: 344/74
Fantastic maze! A line at the intersection of two double rings... You have to give a lot of turns...
In addition to the levels above-mentioned, see also:
- Howard Abed
Second Set #15
- Serg Belyaev
svb096, 144, 334
- Dries De Clerq
Sokodries1 #41
Fibo #8, 10
- Jordi Domènech
Magic Sokoban 1 #69, 97; 2 #93; 4 #39, 58; 5 #42, 101
Microban variations III #18
- Sven Egevad
SE 914, 967, 1140, 1163, 1351, 1679
- Evgeny Grigoriev
Grigr2001 #27, 30, 53
GrigrComet #27
- Marcus Hof
Revenge 34 #64
- David Holland + York Shen
bagatelle #1a
- Hiroki Kanou + Ken'ichiro Takahashi (Takaken)
kanou #5
- Kenyam #1, 32, 35, 37
- Aleksey Krupenko
Sonic #4
- François Marques
Sokolate #39
Kokoban #16
Sokompact #40
- Ghislain Martin
SokoStation #139, 248
- monry
FirstStep 502, 603 (F) (remodel by Hir)
monry-light #54, 74
- Aymeric du Peloux
Microcosmos #11
Myriocosmos #6
Nabokosmos #17
Picokosmos #12
František Pokorný #58
- Kevin B. Reilly
kbr501, 634, 667, 833, 872, 873, 876, 1197, 1402, 1403, 1462, 1501, 1504, 1508, 1516, 1599
- Thomas Reinke
81 #17
Quagmire #48, 50; 2 #41; 3 #83
Anomaly 3 #7
Scoria 3 #4
TBox #12, 14, 21, 35; 2 #10, 21; 5 #28, 41, 50
- Shaggath
Mulholland 2 #68
Mulholland D #13, 16, 20
V2009 #86
V2010 #25
V2014 #62
- David W. Skinner
Microban #106; II #97, 120, 127; III #34, 39; IV #10
Sasquatch V #10, VII #7
- Thinking Rabbit
Sokoban Perfect #230
Sokoban Revenge #15 (Hiroshi Yamamoto), 22 (Yoshio Sakae), 49 (Yoshio Sakae)
Sokoban Deluxe (1990) 3-B
Sokoban Nanmon Shinan (1999) #81
- niwa
Square Dance #17
- Premysl Zíka
First levels #100, 108, 114
Primus gradus ad Olympo #46, 54
Secundus gradus ad Olympo #21
The last level of Sokoban Revenge (#306), by Yoshio Sakae, is entitled 倉庫番の巡礼, "Sokoban pilgrimage" (see puzzle below). This is a structure of several columns of 2 floors of width, and occupied by boxes, arranged alternately. The difficulty of this puzzle is that to place a box is necessary move alternately all the other boxes.
This post is dedicated to this typology of puzzles. These are the conditions:
- Two or more rows (or columns) adjacent, connected each other by one or more non-adjacent passages. The rows/columns can also be connected forming various structures: quadrilateral, "cross", "snail", "windmill"...
- The rows (or columns) have a maximum width 2 floors, and are occupied almost entirely by boxes, usually distributed alternately. The goals can be placed in storage areas, but are usually distributed alternately in the rows/columns, on the opposite walls to boxes.
With a few exceptions, I do not include small puzzles (up to 6 boxes), because many have already been published in other "Sokoban lessons".
You can download all puzzles (except commercial) here:
Author: Thinking Rabbit
Title: Original #23
Date: 1988
First version: Sokoban 2 (1984) #13; later added in Sokoban Perfect (1989) #154. New version in Sokoban Revenge (1991) #72 (Takahiro Suzushima).
Difficulty: 5
Best moves/pushes: 1055/454
This is the first puzzle that presents an embryonic structure of "Sokoban pilgrimage". Three central columns and storage area on one end; in the two areas on the right is possible to change the direction of the boxes.
Note that the 9 red boxes have to change to the opposite wall. To do this, we need to move these boxes to the two areas on the right, where it is possible to change the direction of boxes, and then bring them up to the storage area.
Basically, the biggest problem with this type of puzzles is to find these areas where it is possible to change the boxes to the opposite wall. Frequently, locate these areas is not so evident as in this puzzle.
Author: Yoshio Sakae
Title: Sokoban Revenge #208 パバーヌ (Pavane)
Date: 1991. First publication: Sokoban Deluxe (1990) #5-B
Difficulty: 4.5
Best moves/pushes: 251/84
Double rotation of the boxes: the boxes on the left rotate clockwise, and the boxes to the right in the reverse direction. Hence perhaps the name of "Pavane", the slow processional dance common in Europe during the 16th century. This nice theme has also been treated, among others, by Hirohiko Nakamiya, Joy levels #1; David W. Skinner, Sasquatch IV #9, and Microban III #8; Přemysl Zíka, Primus gradus ad Olympo #52...
Author: Yoshio Sakae
Title: Sokoban Revenge #145 ゲンコツ (Fist)
Date: 1991
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 577/160
Fantastic puzzle of storage, already published (see "Storage: Two rows"), but it is imperative to repeat here.
Author: Yoshio Sakae
Title: Sokoban Revenge #146 扉の向こう側 (The other side of the door)
Date: 1991
Difficulty: 6
Best moves/pushes: 600/160
Another exceptional puzzle, previously published in "Big lines". This puzzle, along with the above, I think that they can be considered two of the best puzzles of Yoshio Sakae.
Author: Yoshio Sakae
Title: Sokoban Revenge #206 カルナバル (Carnival)
Date: 1991
Difficulty: 6
Best moves/pushes: 2258/682
Excellent rotatory puzzle, within a snail-shaped structure.
Author: Yoshio Sakae
Title: Sokoban Revenge #306 倉庫番の巡礼 (Sokoban pilgrimage)
Date: 1991
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 11011/5929 (Johannes Steinmüller)
Along with the Nakamiya and 20603 (see below), this is one of the most classic puzzles in this style.
Note that all boxes have to change to the opposite wall. The area for the change of direction of the boxes is the small "tooth" of the top end right.
See a reduced version (perhaps also of Yoshio Sakae) in Ultimate Sokoban (1996) Stage 2 #4-6. See also this mini version of Skinner:
Author: David W. Skinner
Title: Microban #153
Date: April 2000
Difficulty: 4.5
Best moves/pushes: 790/346
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Author: Alberto Borella + Jordi Domènech
Title: Magic Sokoban 4 #76
Comment: Alberto Borella #6 extended
Date: c. February 2000. Remodel: 2010.6.20
Difficulty: 5
Best moves/pushes: 610/347 (skippy)
Simple and nice rotatory puzzle.
Author: David W. Skinner
Title: Sasquatch III #4
Date: June 2000
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 818/159
Excellent rotatory puzzle. I have taken the freedom of arrange the broken interior angles, in solid angles.
Author: Hirohiko Nakamiya
Title: Nakamiya #10
Date: c. July 2000
Website: miya.s16.xrea.com/selection/bannin/
Difficulty: 7
Best moves/pushes: 9927/3462 (Sokobano)
Exceptional rotatory puzzle, within a windmill-shaped structure. It is one of the puzzles more classic in the "pilgrimage style", along with 20603 (see below). How to change the boxes to the opposite wall? You can practice with these two reduced versions, the first of the own Nakamiya:
Author: Hirohiko Nakamiya
Title: Monster Sokoban 7-3
Date: c. October 2002
Website: miya.s16.xrea.com/selection/bannin/
Difficulty: 4.5
Best moves/pushes: 641/192
Author: Hirohiko Nakamiya + A1master
Title: Nakamiya #10 (mini version)
Set: 1,000,001 candlelights #69
Date: October 2014
Difficulty: 6
Best moves/pushes: 3086/1004
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Author: 20603 (Yongzhong Zou)
Title: 万里长征 (Long March) <1010>
Date: c. 2001
Difficulty: 8
Best moves/pushes: 36213/13465
Laborious and difficult "Sokoban pilgrimage", which combines rows with two columns. I recommend trying to first solve the reduced version, also of 20603:
Author: 20603 (Yongzhong Zou)
Title: 万里长征 (Long March) - short version
Date: c. 2001
Difficulty: 7
Best moves/pushes: 2167/670
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Author: Howard Abed
Title: SokoBig-70 #70
Comment: full size of Revenge 306
Date: c. November 2001
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 25661/12128 (Georgi Georgiev)
Remodel of Sokoban Revenge #306, of Yoshio Sakae (see above). The goals are distributed alternately in the columns, on the opposite walls to boxes.
Author: François Marques
Title: La ronde
Set: Le concours du mois - Bonus levels #21
Comment:
Ce tableau est un inédit. Il a été créé spécialement pour les participants au concours du mois de mai 2003 organisé sur le site de sokoban online.
Date: 2003.5.2
Website: sokoban.online.fr/
Difficulty: 6
Best moves/pushes: 984/292
Simple rotary puzzle.
Author: Sven Egevad
Title: SE 987
Comment: line-up medium
Date: 2004
Website: www.egevad.nu/sven/
Difficulty: 5
Best moves/pushes: 178/84
Curious puzzle, already published in "Big lines". It is not as easy as it seems...
Author: Sven Egevad
Title: SE 1301
Comment: twist hard
Date: 2005
Website: www.egevad.nu/sven/
Difficulty: 5.5
Best moves/pushes: 241/51
Sven Egevad has several levels inspired by the "mini" version of "Long march" (see SE 1297 and following), but I prefer these two small puzzles (see also below SE 1417).
Author: Sven Egevad
Title: SE 1417
Comment: twist-walk hard
Date: 2006
Website: www.egevad.nu/sven/
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 414/116
Author: Jean-Pierre Martel
Title: Disciple #35 Vertical warehouse
Date: May 2008
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 973/329 (Jib)
In fact, it's a puzzle of storage, but it is not easy to see how to load the columns. Very tight.
Author: Vipul Patel
Title: MasterVIP #40 Big march variation 5
Date: June 2008
Difficulty: 7.5
Best moves/pushes: 87035/41088 (MikeArcher)
It's raining? Then, this is the perfect puzzle. I don't know how many hours it takes to solve this maxi-pilgrimage, but probably more than 3 hours... In MasterVIP there are 8 variations of "Long march", quite similar: I choose this "variation 5", since it is perhaps the most entertaining. The non-optimized result is about 200,000 moves...
Author: Péter Asztalos + Jordi Domènech
Title: Magic Sokoban 5 #60
Comment: AKK Informatika #12 arranged
Date: 2008. Remodel: September 2013
Website: m-forum.hu/sokoban.php
Difficulty: 4.5
Best moves/pushes: 247/109
Rooms exchange: the boxes of the right go on to the left, and the boxes of the left go on to the right...
Author: Ghislain Martin + Jordi Domènech
Title: SokoStation #306 DONKEY KONG
Comment: add 2 boxes
Date: 2009.8.6. Remodel: 2014.11.29
Website: www.sokoban.fr/
Difficulty: 4
Best moves/pushes: 292/124
Simple and beautiful. I add 2 boxes, especial version for this post :)
Author: David W. Skinner
Title: Sasquatch X #23
Date: July 2010
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 253/76 (xbluejimx)
Windmill-shaped structure. It is necessary to "invent" the free spaces to change the boxes to the opposite walls...
Author: David W. Skinner
Title: Sasquatch XI #14
Date: September 2010
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 1044/368 (Findus)
Fun rotatory puzzle.
Author: XiBei TianLang
Title: 通道 (Passage)
Date: December 2010
Difficulty: 7
Best moves/pushes: 454/99
Curious and fun puzzle, with three "switches" on the top. Although it has a single row, I include it also in this selection.
Author: laizhufu
Title: T形台—"T" (T-shaped stage - "T") c
Date: 2011.9.23
URL: bbs.mf8-china.com/viewthread.php?tid=72975&extra=page%3D1&page=32
Difficulty: 7.5
Best moves/pushes: 3672/860
Fantastic rotatory puzzle. It is part of the series "Letters", posted by laizhufu and other authors in the Chinese forum MF8 along 2011.
Author: Přemysl Zíka
Title: First levels #235
Date: April 2012
Website: www.zusbreznice.cz/rozvrhy-zika-premysl-sokoban.cz
Difficulty: 6
Best moves/pushes: 1012/344
Simple and fun rotatory puzzle.
Author: Přemysl Zíka
Title: First levels #246
Date: May 2012
Website: www.zusbreznice.cz/rozvrhy-zika-premysl-sokoban.cz
Difficulty: 8
Best moves/pushes: 818/191
Incredible! In my opinion, is one of the best puzzles of this set... You have to do a lot of maneuvers in the top row to place the first box...
Author: David Buchweitz + Jordi Domènech
Title: The beautiful world of remodels 5 #40
Comment: based on Chrysalis Collection 8 #13, stoned 2 floors
Date: November 2013. Remodel: 2013.11.13
Website: letslogic.com/
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 271/60 (Tiaoa)
You'll have to put your elbows on the table to find out how to solve this small mess, with a box of hindrance.
Author: David Buchweitz + Jordi Domènech
Title: Chrysalis Collection 9 #8 a
Date: 2014.11.3
Website: letslogic.com/
Difficulty: 6.5
Best moves/pushes: 1555/352
Interesting "Sokoban pilgrimage" within a windmill-shaped structure. See below the remodels of anian + TianLang and Přemysl Zíka, quite more difficult.
Author: David Buchweitz + Jordi Domènech + anian + TianLang
Title: Chrysalis Collection 9 #8 a4
Date: 2014.11.6
Difficulty: 7.5
Best moves/pushes: 15099/3056 (ymlr)
Author: David Buchweitz + Jordi Domènech + anian + Přemysl Zíka
Title: Chrysalis Collection 9 #8 a5
Date: 2014.11.9
Difficulty: 7.5 (P.Z.)
Best moves/pushes: 4693/796
Happy holidays!
In addition to the levels above-mentioned, see also:
- A1master
1,000,001 candlelights #60
- Mike Archer
90.000 moves only #1
- Alberto Borella #7, 8
- David Buchweitz
Chrysalis Collection 7 #12 (see also remodels by Jordi Domènech and stopheart)
- David Dahlem
DD-2 #37, 75, 88-91
- Jordi Domènech
Original remixed #23
Magic Sokoban 5 #96, 105
The beautiful worl of remodels 4 #15
Chrysalis variations #26
Microban variations III #2, 21
- Sven Egevad
SE 6, 229, 1297, 1298, 1300, 1418, 1620, 1743, 1758
- gyjgw
jgw012
- David Holland
dh1 #5 Pattern-oster
- Gerald Holler + Hir
gh 8 (B)
- Ghislain Martin
SokoStation #308
- monry
monry-light #87
- Hirohiko Nakamiya
Joy levels #1, 3
- Panda
Panda 92 #71
- Seppolino
Symmetrixx #7
- Erim Sever
erim177
- Shaggath
Mulholland D #17
- David W. Skinner
Microban II #12
Microban III #8, 37
Sasquatch IV #9
- Eric F. Tchong
Atlas 4 #12
- Thinking Rabbit
Sokoban Perfect #88 (Yoshio Sakae),
Sokoban Revenge #55 (Yoshio Sakae), 147 (Yoshio Sakae), 237 (Hidemitsu Kobayashi)
Sokoban Nanmon Shinan #90 (Kan'ichi Nomiya)
Sokoban Selection #28
- TIAOA
SBMendonca 02 S36, S38, S44
- unknown + Marek Letrab + Eric Leung + GRIGoRusha + gyjgw
calc 3
- Yut
Symmetric levels #2 (see also remodels by Hir)
- Přemysl Zíka
First levels #233, 251
Primus gradus ad Olympo #52, 77
Secundus gradus ad Olympo #34, 39, 46
