GSokoban 1.0

GSokoban project is a GNOME implementation of the Sokoban game.
GSokoban is a puzzle game invented in Japan 1982 by Hiroyuki Imabayashi.
The goal is to push a number of boxes to special spots in a maze, without getting stuck against walls or in corners.
Main features:
- It is free software, and licensed under the GNU General Public License.
- Multiple image sets. (Ten sets included)
- Multiple map sets. (Currently seven sets (471 levels) included)
- Default, 90 maps, Level 1-50 Copyright (c) 1982 Thinking Rabbit Inc, Japan
- DimitriAndYorick, 61 maps, Copyright (c) Jacques Duthen
- Howard, 100 maps, Copyright (c) Howard Abed
- Sasquatch, 50 maps, Copyright (c) David W. Skinner
- Yoshio1, 52 maps, Copyright (c) Yoshio Murase
- Yoshio2, 40 maps, Copyright (c) Yoshio Murase
- sokogen-990602, 78 maps, Copyright (c) Howard Abed
- Scoring based on pushes or moves.
- Unlimited undo function.
- Saves solutions so you can review them at a later time using the built-in playback function.
Enhancements:
- Several memory leaks are fixed.
- The game area is always centered, and the window can no longer be made smaller than the game area.
- Russian translation from Igor Plekhov.
- New graphics set "budge" from Nat Pryce.