The graphics are simplistic to say the least (as you can see in the screenshot), though admittedly there is no need for the graphics to be any better. But they could be better. The puzzles themselves quickly grow in complexity, and are more complex than the simple Sokoban puzzles you may have played as part of other games: here the puzzles really are the focus and you must be ready to think many steps ahead. In fact, typically you have to have already played the whole sequence in your head before you push the first crate, as otherwise you quickly end up being stuck. So it's really for puzzle lovers; I ended up growing bored of it.

The game is kind enough to save your progress between sessions: you start back from the start of the first puzzle you have not completed yet, so you can stop and resume easily.

★★★☆☆ (3/5)