What is it? Sloppy Sokoban is a puzzle game for the Macintosh. Hence, it stresses logical thinking and spatial planning over finger-twitching reflexes. The goal is to push boulders to their correct desitations in a crowded environment. Since the boulders are so heavy, you can only push them, and the challenge develops in keeping them from getting stuck. Our version of Sokoban is full of extra features, graphics, and original music. It is freeware and runs natively in Mac OS X. Download (5.5mb)

Features Hand drawn graphics and animation Hundreds of levels included Saved Games and High Scores Keyboard or Point-and-click control Original MP3 Music soundtrack 10,001 undos and redos Requirements Any Macintosh running Mac OS X Mac OS 9 users can download the classic version here.

New in Version 1.8 Play Fullscreen or in a Window Over 200 New Levels New Game Ending Hold the Shift key to run Tweaked Level Stats Display Some small Audio bugs fixed

A Little History... Sokoban was first written in 1982 by Hiroyuki Imabayashi in Japan. The original idea behind the game was that you were a worker organizing boxes in a warehouse. Translated, Sokoban literally means "Warehouse Guard". It has since been ported to virtually every video-game and computer system in existence. About the Music We get a lot of questions asking. if the Sokoban music is some old jazz standard Actually, Mark's friend Brendan Kibbee wrote it just after graduating high school. in 2001. We recorded the song at Pogo Studios in Champaign with the help of several talented local musicians. Incidentally, Brendan also wrote the MOD music for PongWars back in '98. He is now a student at Rutgers University studying Jazz Piano performance.

What People are saying about Sloppy Sokoban Sloppy Sokoban is a perfect example of a puzzle game done flawlessly by some independent programmers. -MacGamer Review (Read full review) Its a great game and the whole family likes it! -Laurent, Switzerland I just got Sloppy Sokoban off of a MacAddict CD and I LOVED IT: The game play, the graphics and the sounds. Let me just say that as a computer gamer, your game has been the best game produced by an iddy biddy company that I've ever seen. -Justin Hubbel, USA