This is more than 3D Sokoban! It's 3D Sokoban with relative gravity! Super awesome mechanics and level design. It's pretty similar to a game inside the arcade hub Fancade from Martin Magni, called This Side Up by LukaszM. I myself made some difficult custom levels for that game! Hey, if you read this I'd really appreciate if you would check them out and leave a comment here! =]

This Side Up by LukaszM:
https://play.fancade.com/610FC0AF79952EDE

Hard Side Up by Linkblade:
https://play.fancade.com/628762537C982F25

Edit: I only touched the tip of the iceberg: the twisted sokoban is actually just one of many different tile-based 3D puzzle games waiting for you and further for each their are combinations with the other games! Very recommended! All over not too difficult as the unlimited undo button is a big relieve.

Edit2; I take back "not too difficult" and replace it with "gets really difficult and mindboggling". Half-Sided level set gives you one mechanic and lets you choose everything else in a level editor, how the 3D blocks are placed and where you start. This mode has so many possible options that it gets really hard to find the solution.

A game for masochistic maniac puzzlers. Thankfully I am at least one of those things.

Very interesting puzzle game. Some puzzles/levels will take you 40 seconds and others could take you 3 days. The game would consistently have me cruising through and then I'd stumble upon a world with a puzzle that I instantly understood would destroy me. This reminds me of a geometric logic puzzles you might find in a college class or on youtube, just in the form of a puzzle game, which is a really cool way to present it. Very minimal game but I never felt like I couldn't understand what was going on. Some are REALLY clever- there's some unexpected unique puzzles in here that I've never seen in a puzzle game before. If you aren't a puzzle legend I'd recommend allowing yourself to check a guide if you get stuck for too long though. I'll concede that, due to not having too much free time and not being a logic god, I used some guides for hints/finding the next step when I was totally messed up by the game. I still found it really enjoyable and it helped me step into doing a lot of these very independently. Overall, I liked the presentation, puzzles, and atmosphere, and I think this is a good game for those who like weird games and are partially/completely insane

Despite its age (coming on 13 years !), this game stays very much relevant. The puzzles are challenging, and the game features many mechanics that are revealed as you progress. The simple appearance of the game is nicely counterbalanced with difficult and original puzzles. In short, this game is everything but boring.

Progression in this game is not linear, although there are choke points that can become somewhat frustrating. I found that taking a break and coming back to them was generally all it took to solve them.

Ever since discovering this game by chance, I've been coming back to it regularly, taking on a few levels at a time. At 5€, this is a bargain.

An alright little puzzle game based on cubes. Kind of annoying that you can't control the camera. Not much else to say.

This game is just perfect at what it does. Hard puzzles with varying simple mechanics. The visuals and sound are quite basic, but are good enough to capture the player and keep you focused on the puzzle. Works well on deck too.

After the first world tutorial each new stage is a challenge in itself. The 3D advance whale made my head spin. You need to be patient and methodical as the game is arduous.

A nice brain warmer/time killer

It's either a puzzle game you try to finish in one sitting, or one that you come back from time to time. It's reasonably difficult.

👍🏻

Beat it, decent puzzle game. I kind of wish it spent more time on a few core mechanics than introducing new ones every world or two, though.