Box Push Workshop
By @GaoSong
Push colored crates onto matching floor marks across a 40-level toy workshop puzzle game.
How to play
- Move your character around the workshop grid using the directional arrows.
- Push the colored crates forward onto the floor marks that match their exact color.
- Avoid pushing crates into corners or against walls where they cannot be pulled out.
- Step on pressure switches to open gates and use conveyor belts to transport crates.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the on-screen directional arrows to move and push crates.
- Keyboard
- Use the arrow keys to move, Z to undo, and R to reset.
- Mouse
- Click the on-screen directional arrows to move your character around.
More about this game
Your goal is to push every colored crate onto its matching floor mark. You control a helper moving around the grid, carefully planning each push since crates cannot be pulled. As you progress through 40 levels across four worlds, the puzzles introduce slippery ice tiles, automatic conveyor belts, and pressure switches that control gates. A level ends when all targets are covered by the correct colored crates, awarding up to three stars based on your total move count.
Tips
- Ice tiles cause you and the crates to slide continuously until hitting a wall, another crate, or a normal floor tile.
- You can undo a mistake by pressing the undo button or the Z key, which rewinds your last move instantly.
- Earning three stars requires finishing the level under the par move count, so try to find the most efficient route without wasted steps.
Questions
How many levels are in the game?
There are 40 levels divided into four distinct worlds. Each world introduces new mechanics, starting with simple pushes and adding ice, conveyors, and linked gates as you progress.
What happens if a crate gets stuck?
If you push a crate into a corner or against a wall where it cannot move, you can either use the undo button to reverse your last step or reset the entire level.
How does the scoring system work?
You earn between one and three stars when you complete a level. The number of stars depends on your total move count compared to the specific par thresholds set for that puzzle.