Soko-ban 2

Released in 1984 by Thinking Rabbit, Sokoban 2 is the monumental second entry in the world-renowned Sokoban puzzle series. Expanding significantly upon its predecessor, this title features 120 stages and perfects the simple yet profound premise of pushing crates into position. It introduces charming flourishes such as selectable background music and voice clips upon stage completion. As a game that turned the mundane task of warehouse management into a classic puzzle experience, it remains a vital pillar in the history of Japanese PC gaming.

As part of the "Fun Part-Time Job" series, this puzzle game puts you in the boots of a warehouse employee. Your goal is to clear each stage by pushing all the crates into their designated goal areas. The strict mechanic that you can only push—never pull—the crates tests your logical thinking and foresight at every turn. Across 120 challenging levels, you must master the art of warehouse organization to overcome increasingly complex puzzles.