Reduce Yourself

Take your brain for a walk in Handshakes, a simple yet tricksy sokoban puzzle game. Guide two hands through puzzles designed to stump, not frustate, so that they may achieve their dream of a warm, firm handshake.

Explore a world of colorful jelly blocks that can be deformed and stuck together. Use them in surprising, unexpected ways to build clever contraptions and solve delightful puzzles.

Physics-based puzzle game for iOS and Android. Your goal is to explore game levels, seek for game objects that reflect, split, combine, paint, bend and teleport rays of light energy to activate the Sources of Life and bring light back to the universe.

A short sokoban puzzle game on the theme of dice.

Your goal is to reach the green gem in each level. Use the arrow keys to move and push red blocks out of your way. Find keys to open locked passages.

Handshakes: Hands On is the follow up to Handshakes, the sokoban puzzler about shaking hands. Take your brain for a stroll with all new mechanics, non-linear progression, community level editor and more.

Box World is a single player puzzle video game for Windows 3.1, created and published by Jeng-Long Jiang in 1992.

Tiny Sokoban is Sokoban (1982) clone. It uses Yoshio Murase Levels. These levels are very small (no more than 8x8). They are difficult and interesting.

A silly parody of "Papers, Please", where you're playing as a Game Master and have to review your players' character sheets. Confront the rulebook (with increasing number of rules) with information on the sheet and try to spot any mistkaes... mistakes... oops. How to play: Check your rulebook (on the left) with character sheet (on the right) and spot any inconsistencies. Click on an incorrect element and reject the character sheet or approve it if everything seems to be in order.