Sokobos 2

Great future direction into better puzzle quality, leaves this one notably shorter than previous games, but more oozing with good ideas.

If you like puzzle games along the lines of Baba is You, then you simply must give Sokobos 2 a try! Brain bending levels with a very intriguing story. I barely scratched the surface and had a blast. Highly recommend!

Short and sweet. No puzzle left me too stumped for too long and the story was the right amount of silly and unobtrusive.

Awesome puzzle game, sokoban mechanics but with many cool twists that make it feel really fresh! Cool dialogues and story too. Very recommended!

Sokobos 2 is a block pushing game where you get to relive the story of a vase obsessed hermit in the form of a wide variety of puzzles involving a cart to which vases must be loaded into. The cart can be used to push and pull vases and other objects around, which allows for more intricate puzzle mechanics. As with the previous games released by the same developer, the game starts out easy, but gets more tricky as you progress further. Though you do get an easy level every time a new gameplay mechanic is introduced. Overall I found the levels mostly not too difficult, aside from 2-3 more difficult levels that took me around 20 minutes to figure out each, but all the levels were still varied and challenging enough that I had a good time solving them. Though your experience may vary depending on your cart pushing skills. I enjoyed the way the story was delivered and the sound design and music provided a nice and relaxed atmosphere to the game too. Note that you do not have to play the first Sokobos game to follow the story of this game. It is an entirely separate story, as far as I can tell. Though I do also recommend checking out the first game, if you enjoyed this one. I recommend this game for anyone looking to spend 3~ hours chilling out and solving some fun puzzles.

Ingenious, satisfying and elegantly minimalistic. The game keeps you going with distinctive mechanic variations and intriguing challenges as you advanced in each thematic path. Played it flawlessly on the Steam Deck.

I really enjoy this game! I'm not very good at Sokoban games, but this game is a great introduction and not too complicated. The story was also surprisingly engaging, as I wasn't expecting much in the story department. It's a great game overall!

Interesting puzzles with fresh mechanics and just the right difficulties.