The game Sokoban was created in 1980 by Hiroyuki Imabayashi, president of the software company Thinking Rabbit, based in Takarazuka, Japan, who released the first version for the IBM PC in 1982 (Sokoban, 20 levels) and in 1984 (Sokoban 2, 50 levels).
In Japanese, “Sokoban” roughly means “warehouse manager”: in the original version of the game, the warehouse manager must push boxes to their destinations.
You are the warehouse manager and must push the boxes to their destination squares. Use the arrow keys to control the warehouse manager in all four directions. You can only push one box at a time, and to push it, there must be at least one empty space behind it in the direction you’re pushing.