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Sokoban

Puzzle2–5 min✓ Play-tested · Oct 3, 2026
No download · no sign-up · plays right here
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Click play to start. Save support varies by game.

How to play

How to play Sokoban

  1. Move with the arrow keys or WASD, or click or tap the on-screen direction buttons. Walk into a crate to push it if the next space is free.
  2. Use Undo or Z to take back one move, Reset or R to restart the current puzzle, and Hint for a suggested direction. Choose any puzzle from the menu; Next puzzle appears after a solve.
Arrows / WASDWalk or push one crateDirection buttonsMove with mouse or touchUndo / ZReverse one moveReset / RRestart the current puzzleHintShow a suggested next direction

Place every crate on a green target. You can push one crate at a time into an empty space, but you cannot pull crates or push two together. The selected puzzle and completed-puzzle records are saved in this browser when storage is available. A partly played board restarts fresh after reloading.

About

About Sokoban

A compact warehouse puzzle about positioning yourself behind crates and pushing them onto targets. The 24-puzzle set combines six original upstream levels with 18 original library levels.

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Quick tips

01

First move

In First push, move right once to push the single crate onto the target, then choose Next puzzle.

02

Practical tip

Plan where you need to stand for the next push. A crate in a corner without a target cannot be recovered by walking around it.

Go a little further

Sokoban: Push Crates, Avoid Corners, and Undo Mistakes

Learn the Sokoban pushing rules, plan a route behind each crate, use Undo and Hint, and understand what progress is saved across the 24 original puzzles.

Read the guide