This is one of many variations of the Japanese Sokoban, an extremely popular logical game at the time, in which the player's task was to arrange objects scattered accidentally in a given sector in specially prepared and designated for this purpose places. In Sokobano the situation is quite similar, all the activities on the board should be carried out in the shortest possible time and with as few moves as possible. The objects should be pushed in front of each other and positioned in such a way that they do not interfere with subsequent movements of subsequent objects and so that they can be easily moved to the required field later on.

The level of play increases from hand to hand, forcing our grey cells to work harder and harder. Note: The game also works under Linux and MacOS.