Couch Installation Service Reviews

It's a great sokoban game. I hate sokoban games, why do I keep buying these.

Relaxing puzzle fun, quite difficult though! Good to dip in and out of for short bits.

Couch Installation service is a sokoban-like puzzle game with an extra constraint: two boxes of the same type cannot be separated. With this constraint, and carefully placed boxes, there are several puzzles that will give you headaches. Accompanied with beautiful graphics and smoothing music, this short puzzle game is definitely one of the best you will ever play (9/10) ! The downside of this game is also obvious, there is only one mechanic. Compared to games made by Increpare or Johnathan Blow, you don't feel like learning something as you play through the level, which should be a key component for any puzzle games. On a deeper level, saying that you learned nothing would be incorrect as you learned some abstract things like "this placement of boxes is a certain death". As you have more knowledge, your pruning speed increases, but I hope this is more intuitive.

When I was a young boy, I learned the discourse involved in the experimentation of controversial couch coordination and the forces and physics that are required to traverse some couch habitats. What I was not aware of at the time, was just how difficult of a life a couch truly has, the simple reduction of the pulling mechanic creates a challenging surreal out of body experience as you take control of Bob. Bob is just starting his business of couch and sofa care, Bobs Quick Couches. This lifestyle simulator and couch installation instructional, brings you into Bob's world, you get to experience Bob, as he moves up in the world and makes a name for himself. By the end of the game You can be sure to have a refreshing grasp on the woes of couch catastrophes and just how you can fix them. The knowledge that I was able to gain, will stay with me as tools for future couch moving endeavours. Happy Couching

[h1]Sokoban with a twist.[/h1] A nice little 2D puzzle game, presented in 3D. Think Sokoban, but where crates are two spaces and can stand diagonally. Difficulty starts out nicely, but eventually some levels are harder to complete at all, than to find the shortest path. In general, levels are fun and challenging to play. The music isn't worth mentioning, and becomes annoying, so I turned it off after a short while. The game doesn't remember if you turn off the music or prefer to play full screen, so you have to toggle it each time you play. It is satisfying to collect gold stars - especially when you get them below the suggested number of steps. I completed all levels, but gave up on the last two gold stars. [b]"(3/5) A nice game - you should buy it, only if you're a fan of the genre."[/b]