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About Sokoban 3.1

Push every crate onto a target—but plan ahead, because crates can be pushed, never pulled. Sokoban Classic faithfully recreates Allan B. Liss’s 1992 Windows 3.1 puzzle game for iPhone and iPad. Work through all 50 original warehouse puzzles in a native mobile edition that preserves the pixel artwork and unmistakable desktop presentation. FEATURES • 50 challenging crate-pushing puzzles • Authentic Windows 3.1-inspired interface • Touch D-pad and swipe controls • Undo and restart controls • Save and automatic resume • Optional sound and movement animation • Portrait and landscape support • Fully playable offline • No advertising or in-app purchases Easy to learn and difficult to master: study the room, plan your route, and place every crate without trapping it in a corner. Original game, levels, and artwork © 1992 Allan B. Liss.

What’s new

Version 1.0.1 · Updated September 6, 2026

Minor update to the interface to closely mimic Windows 3.1 look and feel.

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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