EasySok is a KDE-based sokoban game that offers a user-friendly and easy-to-play game interface.
Originally invented in 1982 by Hiroyuki Imabayashi at the Japanese company Thinking Rabbit, Inc, sokoban has maintained a small but passionate fanbase around the world. Many fans continue to create new levels and programs for this classic puzzle game, ensuring that players will never run out of new challenges to enjoy.
For those who aren't using KDE3, EasySok provides links to programs that are supported on other platforms like Windows, Mac, PalmPilot, DOS, and several Java programs, ensuring that players can enjoy sokoban irrespective of the platform they use.
EasySok comes with a variety of key features that enhance the gaming experience, such as mouse or keyboard controls, automatic saving of progress, and easy access to highscore leaderboards, where players can compare their solutions with others. Additionally, the retro mode allows you to play the game backward, providing you with a faster way to determine the optimal order for pushing the gems onto the goals.
EasySok also comes equipped with a map editor enabling players to design their own maps and collections, as well as support for limited auto-generate maps. Other features of this sokoban game include the ability to export maps as images, unlimited undo/redo actions, and the ability to optimize solutions for the numbers of moves or pushes made.
There's also the option to use a basic solver and, if preferred, to change the game's look by selecting themes. Furthermore, the program can identify dead fields where gems cannot be positioned or moved to accomplish any goal successfully.
Overall, EasySok provides an all-in-one experience for those who love sokoban gameplay. What's more, this latest release has fixed the configuration of the toolbar, making toolbar features more accessible and easier to hide. The administrative folder has also been updated to kde3.3 version, ensuring users have the most up-to-date software experience possible.
Version 0.3.5: N/A