Sokoban
by Jorge Vilas
Sokoban means warehouse keeper in Japanese. It is a puzzle game requiring logical thinking and puzzle-solving.
The goal is to push boxes to their correct destinations (the designated target squares) in a crowded warehouse. The player controls the "man" and the man can only push boxes, and only one at a time. You cannot push two or more boxes at once. The challenge comes in having to think ahead; in the process of moving the boxes, you might accidently create unsolvable positions. Players will s… More
The goal is to push boxes to their correct destinations (the designated target squares) in a crowded warehouse. The player controls the "man" and the man can only push boxes, and only one at a time. You cannot push two or more boxes at once. The challenge comes in having to think ahead; in the process of moving the boxes, you might accidently create unsolvable positions. Players will s… More
Current Version: 1.4
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March 03, 2006 · version 1.0 NateNote to my previous comment:
I investigated the RAM usage a bit more and found this out:
It starts out taking a pretty small amount of memory, but, I for some reason, every single time that you make a movement, it sucks up an extra 20 to 50 kB of ram. This can really add up!!! so if you find your system starting to slow down, close the widget and start it up again.
I hope you fix this bug soon! fun little widget otherwise
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March 03, 2006 · version 1.0 NateGreat game! awesome way to kill time!
---NOTE--- This game, although it appears tiny, is a MASSIVE resource sucker. I had completed 7 levels before I really checked what the widget was taking... it takes 0% CPU when I do nothing, but can bring my AMD athlon 3000+ up to 70% or higher when moving that little dude around and up to 100% when I restart the level! When I checked how much memory it was taking, I was SHOCKED to see it was hogging up 125mb of RAM!
Fun little game, but I definately won't leave this one be running in the background
