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A Monster's Expedition (Through Presumptuous Puzzles) is a sokoban-style puzzle game developed by Alan Hazelden and published by Draknek & Friends in 2020. The player controls a monster who explores an open-world archipelago by rolling logs to build bridges between islands. The game is notable for i...
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Highly praised Draknek puzzler, elegant open-world structure, gentle presentation, strong critical and player reception.
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"Bonfire Peaks" is a 3D puzzle game developed by Corey Martin and published by Draknek in 2021. The game features a voxel-art aesthetic and utilizes a grid-based movement system similar to traditional Sokoban games. Players navigate various puzzle environments by pushing blocks, climbing, and ultima...
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Critically admired sokoban evolution with dense level design and atmosphere, high puzzle-community reputation.
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"A Good Snowman Is Hard To Build" is a 2015 puzzle game developed by Alan Hazelden and Benjamin Davis. The gameplay involves manipulating snowballs of varying sizes in a park to construct snowmen, operating on a Sokoban-style grid logic where tracks in the snow dictate movement. It is designed for p...
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Warmly acclaimed compact sokoban-like, clever construction and charm, limited scope keeps it below genre peaks.
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Sokobond is a 2013 puzzle game developed by Alan Hazelden and Harry Lee and published under the Draknek label. It adapts the block-pushing mechanics of Sokoban into chemistry-themed logic puzzles in which players join atoms to form molecules. Released for Windows and macOS, the game uses minimalist...
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Cult-acclaimed chemistry puzzle design, elegant rule set, strong reviews, niche presentation and difficulty limit reach.
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Cosmic Express is a logic-based puzzle game released in 2017 by developers Alan Hazelden, Benjamin Davis, and Tyu. The gameplay tasks players with drawing non-overlapping train routes to efficiently transport colorful alien passengers through space station domes. It was designed by the team behind p...
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Strong specialist reputation for clean pathing puzzles and charm, respected more than broadly famous.
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Sokobond Express is a 2024 puzzle game developed by Jose Hernandez and published by Draknek & Friends. The game merges mechanics from two earlier puzzle titles: the chemistry-based bonding of Sokobond and the path-drawing route planning of Cosmic Express. Players solve puzzles by connecting atoms al...
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Well-liked follow-up with clever transport logic, smaller footprint and lower visibility than original Sokobond.
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Alan's Automaton Workshop is a puzzle game developed by Alan Hazelden and published under the Draknek & Friends label. The game focuses on engineering and logic, tasking players with building mechanical automata using a set of simple rules. Players must program gears, belts, and components to automa...
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Niche Zachlike-adjacent automation puzzler with positive specialist reception, limited audience and rougher presentation.
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