Labyrinth (1992)

A remake of the original “Sokoban” - in Russian and with more cute EGA graphics. Apparently, Sergey Belyaev from Nizhny Novgorod is hiding under the initial SVB designations of the developer. The “Labyrinth” is intentionally austere and has neither a menu, nor a screensaver, nor a plot. Running the file with the indicative name sokobanm.exe, we get to the screen of the first of the fifty classic levels known as “Thinking Rabbit levels” - after the Japanese company that first published this game in 1982. The rules, in case someone does not know them, can be displayed on the screen by pressing the F1 key: using the arrows on the keyboard, we control the storekeeper, who must push chests along the narrow corridors of the maze to put them in specially designated and marked with yellow points. This task at the first level turns out to be rather nontrivial and will force you to scratch the back of your head more than once.