Puzzle Depot

Sprawling puzzle game that provides a very good scaling experience from the basics to the brain benders, while also giving you plenty (but not too many!) ways of circumnavigating or bypassing puzzles you can't solve. The story and art are also very fun, and drastically enhance the experience.

I haven't played the full game much yet but so far I've seen great things. I played the demo like CRAZY at Washington State Gaming Expo and it reignited my sokoban addiction. If you like interesting mechanics, lots of objects to interact with, and cool story, this is the game to try

This is an amazing Sokoban with fun mechanics, endearing characters and story, as well as very good music and ambience. The puzzles are well designed, the challenge most definitely ramps up so the game remains very engaging throughout. If I had to make one criticism, it's that the game has consumables and you can never really be sure when you might *absolutely* need them for bonus objectives, making it so you probably will have to load a previous save and redo some rooms (sometimes differently so as to keep your consumables). Similarly, some bonus objectives will be mutually exclusive in a given run, so you will have to run the same mission several times. That said, you can save and load as much as you want and anytime or anywhere you want, so that pain is greatly alleviated. I was rather surprised by the scope of the game. There are tons of levels and surprises along the way. I really hope more people check this game out as it is definitely a labour of love. It is charming, well-designed, generous with content, visually and musically pleasing. Just a joy overall.

Length: 20-40 hours Difficulty: Medium (Story), Fiendish (Challenges) As someone who has developed a deep love for sokoban games I absolutely adore this game and consider it my favourite of the genre. The puzzles are fun, the mechanics are intuitive and logical, the writing and characters are amusing, the graphics are colourful and fun whilst remaining easy to read. Oh, and the game features essential quality of life features: an undo button, map, and autosaves. Whilst this game does feel like it's aimed at people who are familiar with the genre there is enough forgiveness in the level design that I think anyone can make it through the main story. As the game tells you, you don't need to solve every puzzle and the health and resources you get give you plenty of opportunities to fudge your way through something that stumps you so you aren't going to get hard stuck. The extra challenges in the game are HARD and I've been having a lot of fun trying to get them, going back to old levels to perfect them is a brilliant way to add replayability to a genre that normally doesn't have it. If I had to name one flaw with the game it's that the levels are LONG. You can save as often as you like during a level but a full level is a long sequence, and it can be pretty painful failing a challenge because of one error at the start. Whilst I've not encountered any softlocks you can definitely lock yourself out of extras. In short, I love this game.

Amazing game. Beautiful hand-painted pixels, challenging puzzles and a gripping storyline. It's huge, too - feels like I'm only a little over halfway through - and has immense replayability thanks to the optional challenges. Unequivocally recommended. It is really challenging, though - some of the rooms are mind-bending. I played this on Steam Deck and it's honestly the perfect way to play the game. A great 'pull out and play for a few minutes' game, but also one you can devote considerable blocks of time to as well.

A polished and premium version of Depot Dungeons, one of the juiciest and most delightful puzzlers I've had the pleasure to play. I'm only a few levels into this version, but I can't wait to play more.

9.5/10, would recommend. The only issue is, when you come back to a previously started level, the default menu option is "Enter level"(start over) rather than "continue from where you've left off". Still a great game.