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Sokoban is a 1981 puzzle video game created by Hiroyuki Imabayashi, in which the player pushes boxes from a top-down view onto storage locations one at a time, planning moves carefully to avoid trapping a box or themselves. Ticoban is a Sokoban clone built with the Pyxel engine for Linux, Windows, and some Linux-based handheld consoles, playable in both English and Spanish and released under GPL 3.0 or later.
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Move the balls into the holes with the D-pad or arrow keys to clear each level; use A or Z to confirm menu choices and advance, and Start/Enter to open the pause menu.
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