Not terrible 3D puzzle platformer.

In this game you have to push boxes in order to reach the finish. You can't pull boxes, so you can block them if you can't get behind them.

Quite okay. I'm not sure how original this one is. Like all games from this developer it's not too bad to play it if you own it already, but I don't recommend a purchase.

65/100

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Sokoban, with enough variations to almost stand out, mostly it's repetitively pure sokoban. Puzzle for the brain and great way to train yourself in planning and thinking ahead. Each puzzle teaches you a new interaction so there is a fair amount of challenge, but a lack of any tangible goal other than to complete all 30 puzzles, for trinkets. But for a dollar, it's a time killer.

Let down by the 2D isometric view being flat and not corresponding with natural cursor key movement means it takes a while to get into. Would have liked a narrative or storyline.

NICE GAME
GOOD PRICE
Starts with simple puzzle
Then at level 15 you will find the real fun :D

In this isometric game, you push around crates to reach the end diamond. Crates can be used to cross water or to trigger buttons or to reach higher places. In some instances, you have to think smart to utilize a crate. The player and crates can make use of a lift-block that takes you to a higher place in the level.

The game is fully 3D so the camera can be rotated in both directions. Don’t worry you can’t die in this game and if you make a wrong move you can undo every wrong turn. After reaching the goal you can see how well you did compare to others in the leaderboard and see if you can complete a level with fewer moves.

The jumpscares were kind of obvious but I CAN"T WAIT FOR THE DUCK PVP MODE!

Push The Box 3D is more Unity shovelware from Nannings. It's a very lazy ripoff of Sokoban, the Flash game from the 1990s, but presented with lazy, minimalist low poly art assets thanks to Unity. Gameplay is just Sokoban.

It's unclear if this is a Unity asset flip or just shovelware made with Unity and dumped on Steam as a cash grab. There's more sophisticated mobile apps that are free, and of course Sokoban is also free, so Nannings charging money for this on Steam isn't acceptable. It's unclear why this wasn't released on app stores, but it's possible that it's because mobile app stores rejected this.

Regardless, all the qualities of a bad mobile app or an asset flip, there's no way I could recommend this to gamers.

not a bad game for all its worth, a little slow with reverting moves but otherwise its what it looks like

You sure do push a box

Great little puzzle game