Remote Planets

Very cool, creative, and cute Sokoban. Mechanics are introduced and iterated upon in such a clean way that the entire game felt like a breeze of constant 'a-ha' moments that make you feel clever. There is almost no fat, every level feels like it has a purpose and is demanding a new approach or different perspective to solve. Immediately upon clearing all levels I was hungry for more and will definitely be checking out this developer's other work! Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a Sokoban game on the easier side of things.

Very fun. Don't even like puzzle games

Fun spatial puzzles, chill music and silly characters. This is a pleasant puzzle game.

While I think the visuals are a step back compared to Bunny's Flowers, at least they are clear and the puzzles are great - can't wait for the next sokoban-style hit from zuza :)

delightful and fun, the aesthetic and the mechanics are just right :3

This is an enjoyable game, with gentle music, which involves Sokoban cube pushing , but with the addition of blue islands that are controlled by a second cube , which also has to be pushed, in order to reach a target on a static white island. The small size of each scene makes it easy to try other options, should the solution not be obvious straight away and this is the kind of game that I play in short sessions, as I don't want it to end. It is also highly suitable to play with a child, with whom you can discuss tactics.

Core gameplay and puzzles easy but solid. Visuals and music simple but charming. Good game!

Charming art, challenging puzzles and pleasant overall. I've been playing this with my 3-year-old

This is an adequate puzzle game. The mechanic is interesting. The puzzles are difficult enough to require logical thinking, yet small enough so that it is not a huge mental strain to reason about. The setting is minimal; there is some NPC dialogue, but I found the writing to be pretty uninteresting. There is no real exploration, meta-puzzles, or secrets. All in all, a pretty short game, but I have no regrets.

Done the first 12+1 levels, each level so far is unique (not repetitive). Some nice accessibility options (I like the dyslexic-friendly font a lot and use it over the default) and the tile design helps with the sense of scale and space. Music is unbelievably chill, characters are adorable, 10/10 art design. I only have praises.