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Sokoban Robot is a puzzle game that is a modified type of sokoban, a transport puzzle. The objective is the same, moving blocks into the goal zones. What is different is how you control the player, a robot. You have 4 commands to give the robot, one for each direction, and also 2 functions. However, you're limited in space for your commands, so you have to be efficient.
This was nice
The levels on this are nice but wish it had more of a level select option, keep bringing us fun new worlds into your own world of games a nice game you have created and I hope to play more games like this in the future because you have really showcased a fun and exciting game here lots of nice effort and good detail so nice work here, As suggested above maybe a level selector
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could use a level select a lot your other gaems have but since this is an older game it shows how you improved. since this game.
Those later levels were extremely hard!
I would say this is a great game (particularly in the later levels) for anyone who wants to hone a disciplined programming mindset. None of this just use anything you want but actually requiring careful thought to efficiency due to the extreme limitations.
You have to think how to rely on side-effects. That is, especially in the later levels, since you don't have much space at all, you'll have to be very clever to think of ways to use those two functions in very unorthodox ways. Obviously you'll have some intended primary use, but you'll have to think if you can possibly use them in other ways as well.
One hint is you are not penalized for pushing forwards when you're already touching the wall. You must do this, so use it wisely!
I agree with most of what KuroiTasha said. Awesome game! Could use some slightly better graphics. One thing I would suggest is a confirmation message when you hit the rest button. Maybe this is just me, but I accidentally hit the reset on a number of occasions when I meant to hit play. It's little frustrating when you lose all your progress on a level.
All levels passed. It took me some time to solve few of them. I had much fun playing this game.
Even though such games don't need an awesome graphic to be enjoyed, too poor could be discouraging. This one is not bad, but could be better in this aspect.
Secondly, clicking an arrow in the upper corner every time just to put only one arrow on the bottom, and then the need of clicking the upper one once again when you want to put few arrows of the same kind in a row is pretty irritating. I think clicking once an arrow could be causing an opportunity to put down as many arrows as the user need. Unless changing the choice. That's my little suggestion.
Otherwise it's an awesome game.