Stone World: Push Box Puzzle

Stone World is a push box puzzle in pixel art. Push rune stones onto an ancient altar, take keys from chests and open the gates that stand in the way. Light every rune and the portal to the next chamber opens.

It plays like classic Sokoban: a stone moves only when you push it, and a stone pushed into a corner stays there. Each of the 20 chambers is built by hand and adds one new idea to the last.

What you will find
- 20 hand-made chambers, from a first lesson to a finale with four keys and four gates
- Rune stones that light the altar one by one
- Chests with keys, and gates that each take one key
- Courtyards and terraces joined by stairs, where a stone can only go where you can follow
- Agate, a stone guide who gives a short hint as you enter
- A joystick under your thumb and the game held sideways
- No timers and no lives: restart a chamber whenever you like

How it plays
Every chamber is a small logic puzzle. Look before you push. A stone parked against a wall cannot come back, a key spent on the wrong gate is gone, and the stone you move out of your way may be the one the altar needs later. When you get stuck, restart and try another order.

The chambers open one after another. Solve one and the next unlocks on the chamber grid, so you can always go back and replay any chamber you have already solved.

Made for short sessions
A chamber takes from one to ten minutes. Your progress stays on your phone and the puzzles work without a connection. After every fifth chamber a full-screen ad plays before the next one. One optional purchase opens every chamber at once and turns those ads off for good.

If you like Sokoban, box pushing, crate puzzles, brain teasers and logic games with a calm pace, Stone World was made for you.