SokoSolitaire Reviews

Super cute and challenging puzzles. The game mechanics are pretty creative and keeps the gameplay fresh! Highly recommended if you like Sokoban-type games (and kittens too <3).

Another polished and challenging Sokoban from Daisy's Games! The visuals in the game are crispy and I love the cute cat in the suit as a protagonist. The gameplay is a Sokoban with solitaire elements added. So you'll be stacking cards, changing card colors, and flipping cards over. It's a challenging game, but you're able to skip over any levels you get stuck on. There is also an optional leader board system, if you want to see how you stack against others. Overall, another high quality game from Daisy's Games, worth checking out!

Yet another gem from Daisy Games! Don't let the cute graphics fool you, this game has challenging puzzles and matches sokoban and solitaire in a great way. It's simple to pick up new mechanics as they are introduced and engaging as you go from level to level learning new things

I love the music (a little bit jazzy) and I love the puzzles. The puzzles (60) are a bit on the easy side but they are fun to do and I have been playing 'relaxed'. I will certainly come back after a while to target those minimum moves.

SokoSolitaire is a fun and relatively short Sokoban puzzle game. The levels on their own aren't the most challenging puzzles for someone who has a lot of experience with these sorts of games. However, the cleverly integrated leader-board for solving the puzzle in the least possible moves, and trying to match or beat the top rated solution adds a level of challenge that extends the life of this game by a considerable margin and will make your head scratch in how on earth did someone solve this in so little moves. Highly recommend for fans of the genre!

Coming from SokoChess and SokoChess White by the same developer, in the end I was disappointed by how close SokoSolitaire is to classic Sokoban. The only non-traditional element is the card stacking, but many puzzles don't use it at all and some only use it minimally. Also, because you can't push multiple back-to-back items as a set, the ways in which you can use card stacking are limited to begin with. You do have to flip cards face-up and change their suit / color, but mechanically this is equivalent to a Sokoban puzzle where you have to push a crate to successive target spots instead of a single one. It doesn't feel like enough of a departure to me. Miscellaneous nitpicks include the tedious analysis in some puzzles of which cards need to change before they're brought to their target spaces, and the fact that card suits don't matter, only colors. It's also notable that you don't have to alternate colors when stacking cards, though perhaps this would clash with the stacking spaces that only accept a particular color. If I evaluate SokoSolitaire purely as a Sokoban-style game with no expectation of twists, the puzzles are solid- and so you could consider this review neutral more so than negative- but in my view classic Sokoban puzzles tend to suffer from travel tedium, and this game is no exception. Many puzzles, especially later on, will require you to slightly adjust one card, take the long way around to slightly adjust it in a different way, move this card across the level to make room for another card, and so on. There is a lot more traveling than there are actions that change the puzzle state. This is why I generally hope for interesting twists to help combat that, and I just don't think SokoSolitaire has enough of one.

Another great Sokoban variant from Daisy Games. :) Interesting mechanics, challenging puzzles and an optional move counter if you're looking for an extra challenge. The presentation is wonderful, too - lovely graphics and nice relaxed music.

This game is fantastic. If you like Sokoban style puzzle games with charm and challenge, you owe it to yourself to play this! With each new game, Daisy Games proves that they completely understand the nuances of puzzle design within the block pushing space, each time finding new and increasingly delightful ways to blend Sokoban with other types of puzzle and logic games that really make you wonder how no one else has done anything quite like this before!

I've spent around 7 Hours to finish all levels (incl. some attempts to lower my total steps). SokoSolitaire is something like a Sokoban meets a solitaire, good design, new game mechanic elements, average difficulty (this one is easier than previous "sokobos") but it's still worth every cent. It's made by small developer, but with the best support if you find some bug/problem.

SokoSolitaire is a delightful puzzle game that hooks you with its innovative blend of Sokoban and Solitaire mechanics. The graphics are cute and the puzzles are challenging. Highly recommended for puzzle enthusiasts!