Sokoban 2.2.5

Allan B. Liss's game was not the first puzzle-compatible Sokoban for Windows, it came after WinWahn, to which it is inferior on most counts, but it is overall the best known.

As an interesting side note, the three fields at the bottom that show moves, pushes and messages are, technically, seperate windows, or rather, the title bars of seperate windows. They will have whatever color is assigned to those, and under 32-bit Windows they will have a dead ×-button on the right hand side.

Steckbrief

• Concept: Sokoban
• Author: Allan B. Liss
• Year: 1992
• Country of Origin:

Download

• Sokoban 2.2.5 (30kB, ZIP)