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Woim is the earth-guzzling, self-bisecting sokoban pick-me-up I needed after a week of games industry disasters
While ladling city-builders into the Maw's feeding trough this week, I remarked that being a worm must really suck. Then came the closure of BioWare, layoffs across other EA studios, further depressing genAI revelations, allegations of antisemitism at indie gaming events, a big Capcom data breach,...
The master of the cozy puzzle game is back, and he's destroying my free time once more in Order of the Sinking Star
Jonathan Blow returns a decade after the Witness, with Sokoban-style puzzler Order of the Sinking Star, and he's still a master craftsman. Read the full story on PCGamesN: The master of the cozy puzzle game is back, and he's destroying my free time once more in Order of the Sinking Star
The master of the cozy puzzle game is back, and he's destroying my free time once more in Order of the Sinking Star
Jonathan Blow returns a decade after the Witness, with Sokoban-style puzzler Order of the Sinking Star, and he’s still a master craftsman.
Order of the Sinking Star review: Worlds collide
Order of the Sinking Star is the ultimate Sokoban game, a masterpiece from the best minds in the puzzle genre space.
Order of the Sinking Star Review: A Maxed-Out Puzzle Game Masterpiece
Like others who bleed warehouse crates and refracted beams of light, Thekla’s designers seemingly crafted Order of the Sinking Star as both an homage to countless and specific Sokoban-likes and a lighthouse to the uninitiated.
Review: Order of the Sinking Star (PS5) - Jon Blow's Huge Sokoban Design Mixtape Made Me Weary
Block it out. Order of the Sinking Star is a very tricky game to review. The latest effort from Jonathan Blow and his team at Thekla, it's an absolute beast with nearly a thousand puzzles to solve and multiple endings to discover. It's impressive on paper, but to be completely honest, I grew quite...
One Of My Favorite Block Pushers Is Finally Coming To The Platform I Most Want To Play It On
Isles of Sea and Sky is a fantastic little sokoban that it's time everyone stopped sleeping on
Club Soko is cartoonishly dark and splattered with beer - and it's a wonderful puzzler, too
Sokoban games are those puzzlers that are all about pushing blocks around. They're spatial challenges at their most fiendish. I gather that the original Sokoban took place in a warehouse, and you were shifting crates back and forth. The latest iteration I've played is set in a nightclub, and that...
Club Soko Is a New Sokoban-Style Puzzler with Music, Graffiti, and Secrets!
Cool! The post Club Soko Is a New Sokoban-Style Puzzler with Music, Graffiti, and Secrets! appeared first on Droid Gamers.
Club Soko is a Sokoban-style puzzler with plenty of shoving, coming soon to mobile
I've seen plenty of wacky concepts for puzzlers, but I think that Club Soko is the first time I've seen one about crashing a nightclub. But this upcoming Sokoban puzzler, coming soon to iOS and Android, may have more beneath the surface than just a wacky adventure into the city nightlife. You play...
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