Best Sokoban Games on Steam
Puzzle games about pushing blocks into place with spatial planning.
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1Baba Is You
- Players say: Push word blocks to rewrite each level’s rules, changing what you are, how objects behave, and what counts as victory. Players like: Inventive Rule Changes · Creative Puzzle Solutions · Satisfying Aha Moments
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Baba Is You is a puzzle game where the rules you have to follow are present as blocks you can interact with. By manipulating them, you can change how the game works, repurpose things you find in the levels and cause surprising interactions!
Mar 13, 2019
In this game, you can…
- rewrite the rules mid-level by pushing word blocks, so you suddenly control walls, rocks, or multiple things at once.
- make lava become "Win," then touch any lava tile to instantly clear the level.
- make the level itself become something like "Win" or "Baba," so the map stops being a stage and becomes part of the rules.
- remove the "is" from "Lava is Defeat" and then walk across lava safely, since the rule is what makes it deadly.
- push "Flag is You" into place, and then you literally become the flag and move around as the goal object.
- swap who "You" is entirely, so Baba can become a wall, a skull, or anything else—shared, duplicated, or transformed mid-level.
- set up a rule chain where an object moves around and pushes word blocks for you, like a tiny self-running logic machine.
2Patrick's Parabox
- Players say: Push boxes across grids, then step inside them as recursive levels turn classic Sokoban into layered logic puzzles. Players like: Inventive Box Mechanics · Clever Puzzle Design · Satisfying Aha Moments
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A mind-bending recursive puzzle game about boxes within boxes within boxes within boxes. Learn to use infinity to your advantage as you explore a deep and elegant system.
Mar 29, 2022
In this game, you can…
- push a box into itself, push it out of itself, and walk out of a box while still remaining inside it.
- create loops where box A is inside box B is inside box C is inside box A again, then use the cycle to move things.
- turn paradoxes into the actual solution, including puzzles where you use infinity as a tool you can manipulate.
- step into a box and explore the level inside it.
- push a level until it shrinks into a single tile, then enter that tile and keep playing inside it.
- step between nested levels that run at different scales, so the same move can land you in a bigger or smaller version of the world.
- solve puzzles in rooms with multiple exits, huge exits, or no walls at all.
- undo to reset the entire level state, then redo forward again to test wild ideas safely.
3Void Stranger
- Players say: Explore a forgotten labyrinth as you solve tile-pushing puzzles, evade hazards, and uncover a mystery hidden across its floors. Players like: Layered Hidden Secrets · Satisfying Puzzle Solves · Memorable Music
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Place your faith and embrace the Void.
Sep 1, 2023
In this game, you can…
- have the game close itself to tell you to stop and come back later.
- use pausing and quitting the game as part of solving things.
- get an "eat the fruit" moment that forces you to start the whole game over.
- pick up a floor tile with a rod and plug holes.
- turn one tiny tile-swap move into a whole new puzzle language over time.
- reach an ending and then realize it was basically the prologue.
- treat suspicious rooms like experiments, take notes, and solve secrets that stretch across dozens of stages.
- use chests to change which way your character is facing to solve a puzzle.
4Handshakes
- Players say: Guide two hands through Sokoban-style puzzles, pushing obstacles and using unusual mechanics to bring them together for a handshake. Players like: Clever Puzzle Design · Approachable Challenge · Fun Local Co-op
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Take your brain for a walk in Handshakes, a simple yet tricksy sokoban puzzle game. Guide two hands through puzzles designed to stump, not frustrate, so that they may achieve their dream of a warm, firm handshake.
Jan 13, 2023
In this game, you can…
- use a severed hand as a movable box while you grow a new one back.
- cut off a hand, leave it holding a door open, then keep solving the level with your handless body.
- share controls with another person, one on WASD and one on arrow keys, and coordinate both bodies to make the hands meet.
- stretch your arms through mazes until your hands finally clasp.
- push a box onto a button to pin a metal bar down, then keep a door open long enough for the other hand to slip through.
- hit a switch, let go to make a bar snap back into a new shape, and turn that shift into a new path.
- push one character around with the other character to reposition for the handshake.
5Stephen's Sausage Roll
- Players say: Guide Stephen across 3D island puzzles, rolling and skewering sausages onto grills so every side cooks exactly once. Players like: Clever Puzzle Design · Satisfying Aha Moments · Depth from Simple Rules
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A simple 3d puzzle game.
Apr 17, 2016
In this game, you can…
- stack sausages on top of each other, then keep rolling and positioning the stack to reach grills you couldn't access before.
- discover a puzzle that suddenly requires stepping on a grill, stabbing a sausage, or standing on a sausage to solve it.
- activate a node and watch the rest of the island drop away, leaving a tiny isolated puzzle stage in the sea.
- find hidden levels by walking up to ghost-like markers in the overworld.
- push a two-tile sausage so it rolls, flipping which side touches the grill each move.
- cook the same sausage on four specific grill spots exactly once each, then return to where you started without burning it.
- climb walls and stairs onto a four-level-high tower packed with sausages.
- undo one move at a time even after you burn a sausage or roll it into the water, then keep experimenting from mid-disaster.
6Isles of Sea and Sky
- Players say: A castaway explores mysterious islands, pushing blocks through open-ended puzzles and unlocking powers to reach new areas. Players like: Creative Block Puzzles · Evolving Puzzle Mechanics · Island Exploration
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A fantastic, oceanic, open world puzzle adventure. Solve innovative block puzzles while unearthing a mystifying story, gaining new friends that change the puzzle landscape, and unlocking powers that provide more options for how you choose to progress through the enigmatic Isles of Sea and Sky.
May 22, 2024
In this game, you can…
- throw a snowball to make ice non-slippery, reach a water elemental, then turn it into fire to melt blocked paths.
- undo a single move, reset a whole room, and mess with boxes that defy time so you can unwind actions you already did.
- collect enough gems to awaken an island's divinity, which spawns new creatures across the world and makes previously impossible puzzles solvable.
- push a metal crate onto lava to make a platform while a wooden box burns.
- solve the same screen multiple times—one route for a key, another for a gem or star—then come back later with new powers and crack it open again.
- destroy a barrier once, restart the room with it permanently gone, and use the freed-up space and objects for a totally different solution.
- clear one more barrier on each full attempt, so a single room slowly unravels across multiple runs until a new section finally opens.
- dive into a secret-heavy postgame of meta-puzzles and code-breaking that uses environmental breadcrumbs as clues.
7Hexologic
- Players say: Fill hexagonal cells with one to three dots, using overlapping line sums and changing rules to solve logic puzzles. Players like: Relaxing Music · Gentle Difficulty Curve · Fresh Puzzle Mechanics
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Immerse yourself in the beautiful world of Hexologic. Solve challenging, yet rewarding puzzles, listen to relaxing music, dive deep into the game’s atmosphere and fall in love in with Sudoku again!
May 29, 2018
In this game, you can…
- place dots in one colored hex and secretly fill an unclickable linked hex that collects dots from that color.
- click one colored hex and change every hex of that color at once.
- use fixed-number hexes as anchors, including tiles that can exceed the normal 3-dot limit.
- swap the rules every 15 levels so the same hex puzzle keeps turning into a different kind of logic problem.
- reveal and use <, >, and = symbols on the board to pin down dot counts through comparisons.
- solve puzzles with synced hexes where multiple cells must always share the same dot count, so one change propagates across the board.
- finish the main campaign and then keep playing in an endless mode with generated puzzles.
8Ittle Dew
- Players say: After crash-landing on a strange island, Ittle and Tippsie explore, fight, and solve tool-based puzzles to find a way off. Players like: Inventive Room Puzzles · Flexible Item Solutions · Goofy Dialogue
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Adventuress Ittle Dew and her sidekick Tippsie crash onto a strange island, filled with loot and mysterious inhabitants. It quickly dawns on the duo that this might become their biggest adventure yet.Ittle Dew boils down the classic adventure formula until there is only fun left.
Jul 23, 2013
In this game, you can…
- beat the entire game while deliberately skipping one of the three main tools.
- fight a final boss whose phases and approach change based on which items you finished the game with.
- freeze a wall so your teleport beam bounces back and swaps you with a block.
- get trapped in a dungeon right after you buy a new item.
- solve the same puzzle room in totally different ways depending on which items you brought.
- send enemies flying into the sky by teleporting them onto a spawned block.
- loop through the same island and castle, buying tools that unlock deeper routes and new shortcuts each time you return.
- take on a hidden Master Cave packed with back-to-back, brutally hard puzzles that demand weird item interactions.
9Paquerette Down the Bunburrows
- Players say: Guide Pâquerette through five burrows, predicting fleeing bunnies’ routes and using traps, tools, and tunnels to catch them. Players like: Clever Puzzle Design · Bunny Pathfinding · Hidden Mechanics
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The buns... you HAVE to capture them!! Think outside the bunburrow or get outsmarted by bunnies in this cute pathfinding-based puzzle game!
Aug 2, 2023
In this game, you can…
- get a pickaxe, mine straight through a wall, stumble into a glitch room, then get teleported back to the crossroads.
- make bunnies meet up and have babies, then figure out how to create those meetups across the map.
- solve puzzles where your moves in one area affect another, including moving bunnies between levels to set up a capture.
- chase bunnies that flee into tunnels the moment you get close.
- return to earlier burrows and find the same rooms become new puzzles once you learn new mechanics.
- capture a bunny on the exact screen where it appears, even while it can still roam through its usual exits.
- walk into a puzzle that's just two huge open rooms, and have the bunny start circling you instead of getting cornered.
10Snakebird
- Players say: Guide fruit-hungry snakebirds through gravity-based grid puzzles, growing longer as they eat and finding a route to each exit. Players like: Clever Level Design · Satisfying Breakthroughs · Cute Visuals
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Do you like puzzles, fruit and the notion of crossing a snake with a bird for no good reason? If the answer to at least one of those questions is yes, then Snakebird might be the game for you. Solve your way through this headscratcher of a puzzle game and help the snakebirds sate their hunger.
May 4, 2015
In this game, you can…
- send a snakebird through a teleporter and pop out with the same offset and orientation, so entering from the wrong side ruins the landing.
- build an infinite push chain where one move shoves a whole line of blocks and bodies until it slams into a wall.
- eat fruit to grow longer, then use the extra length to bridge a gap or reach a platform you couldn't touch before.
- fall as a rigid snake body in a side-view world, then lift just enough to clear a ledge and topple into a new shape.
- choose which fruit to eat first, because one extra segment can make you too long to back out of a corridor.
- stack two or three snakebirds on each other, using one as a bridge so another can climb to the exit.
- use the fruit you're collecting as temporary support, then keep the structure stable long enough for everyone to reach the portal.
- rewind move by move after a fall or trap, backing up through your whole sequence until the mistake disappears.
