Sokoban

[Evariste Euler Gauss]

I've been re-discovering the joy of Sokoban recently - I went through all the levels up to 50 back in the mid-1990s, which is of course quite long enough for me to have forgotten how to solve them. (though there is a strange low-key pleasure in more or less recognising from memory the layouts of each puzzle level, the ability to do which I dare say is an Asberger's indicator...). Anyway, working my way through the levels again now. I've just solved Level 17, which I found significantly more challenging than anything up to that point, took me a few sessions over a few days to spot the final trick I needed.

Link here: https://www.mathsisfun.com/games/sokoban.html

[Etienne]

Thankfully it's too tricky for me. I gave up on level 4.

[lambers]

Evariste Euler Gauss, I'd like to simultaneously thank and curse you for introducing me to this game. I'm currently stuck on level 23, I just cannot see a way to sort out the bottom and right sections. Maybe, like you, the answer will come to me in time. I've spent a couple of days on it already and have been making my partner wonder why I keep sighing...

[lambers]

Of course, after my brain got me to publicly admit my failings, it then decides that it is capable of finding the solution. Bloody stubborn brain...

[Evariste Euler Gauss]

Ha, well done lambers. Since cracking level 17 I've paused my Sokoban effforts for a while, due to a combination of busy-ness and suddenly having lots of chess matches on chess.com (half of them in the OTF chess thing) which are currently taking up the little time I have spare for cerebral internet games. But I'll be back on Sokoban in a week or two probably and will watch out for level 23.