Free sokoban puzzle game software for linux

KPuzzle is a jigsaw puzzle game for the KDE environment. The current version is based on KDE 3 and QT 3, so it should work with every minor release of KDE 3 and QT 3. There are no dependencies on other libraries or programs.
KPuzzle allows various ways of playing the game, as well as various difficulty levels. You can use the pictures delivered with KPuzzle, but you may play with every picture you wish, of course.
Furthermore, there are some picture sets which you can download separately.
Main features:
- Possibility of using every picture without restrictions
- Full saving/loading support
- Internationalization/localization support
- Various types of playing and various levels of difficulty
KPuzzle allows you five game type settings:
- Standard: There is nothing special about it, just solve the game before your time runs out.
- Piece-Time: You have a certain time to position every piece. When the time runs out for this piece, it will not be shown in the piece list any more, and you will not be able to finish the game.
- Faults-Count: You have only got a certain number of trials to position your piece. When the counter of tolerated faults for one piece has reached zero, the piece will no more appear in the piece list (as above).
- Global-Faults: There exists a global counter of the faults you have made.
- Unbearable: You have got a certain time to put any piece at its position, but the piece shown changes automatically! Every not-yet-placed piece will appear a certain number of times (which depends on the overall difficulty setting).
KPuzzle is delivered with various pictures and photos, but you are strongly encouraged to use every picture you like.
Enhancements:
- KPuzzle now works with KDE 3, minor bugfixes

JSokoApplet is a Java applet for playing the game of Sokoban. It features path finding, auto push, auto solving, undo/redo, deadlock detection, and more

JSokoApplet project is written in Java. You must have Java installed to start the game.

There are two ways of starting the program:

1. Starting the program as an applet:

Load the html-file in your browser (usually by doubleclicking the html-file). The applet should be loaded automatically with that html-file.

2. Starting the program as an application:

a) Start the batch-file "Start JSokoApplication.bat" (Windows users)
or
b) open a console window, go to the folder where the file "JSokoApplet.jar" is located and type: java -jar JSokoApplet.jar
or
c) Just double click the file "JSokoApplet.jar"

If the program doesnt start please check if you have Java installed.
If you have questions about how to start the program write to "x-brain@uni.de"

The game:

"Sokoban" is a puzzle game invented in Japan 1982 by Hiroyuki Imabayashi. The rules are very simple but the game itself is not.

The Rules

The object of the game is to push boxes to specially marked positions in a level. The boxes can only be pushed, never pulled, and only one can be pushed at a time. The player can only move on "free" (= no wall and no box) fields.

A level is solved if all boxes have been pushed to specially marked positions.
One field can just be occupied by only one of the following levelelements at a time: the player, a box, a wall

Just start the game. You easily will learn the rules by playing the game.

The computer will help you in positions where you lost the possibility to solve the level (for example, if you pushed a box in a corner) by showing you the message that the level isnt solvable anymore.

Note: Recognizing positions that are unsolvable is very difficult. Hence the computer just shows this message for some kinds of unsolvable positions.

How to Play

You can move the player by using the arrow keys or by using the mouse (or both)

Keyboard Functions

Move the player: Arrow keys

Undo last move: [Delete] or [Backspace]

Redo move from history: [Insert]

Restart level: [Enter]

Previous level: [Page up]

Next level: [Page down].

Mouse Functions

Left-click on a position to let the player automatically move to this position.
Left-click on a box to select it then left-click the target position. The player will automatically push the selected box to the specified position. Unselect a box by clicking on it again.

A click of the right mousebutton will undo the last done activity.

15 pieces (also known as 16 pieces) puzzle game where you have to arrange pieces in order from 1-15 counting from top left corner to bottom right corner.

15 pieces puzzle is a SuperKaramba theme.

Turts Puzzle Blocks multi-platform puzzle game, designed for both Linux and Windows. Turts Puzzle Blocks is also the current project of Turt99 Productions. The goal of the project is to gain experience C++ and Object Oriented Design, as well as to help in the learn process of Linux as a development platform.

Turts Puzzle Blocks has actually gone through many stages; it started its life as "Turts Breakdown". At this point the graphics where being designed so the "blocks" didnt exists. Once the "blocks" where created there was a need for the name to be changed, and a lot of new modes (or mini games) seemed to fall into the design. As of the Beta release you are basically seeing what "Turts Breakdown" was to be, however there are many more plans for Turts Puzzle Blocks.

Turts Puzzle Blocks is created using KDevelop 2.1 under Linux Redhat 9.0, and uses the SDL libraries. SDL was chosen because it is a multi-platform library that would allow the seamless development for 2 operating systems. SDL main library supplies the support for the windows and the display, but Turts Puzzle Blocks also uses two additional SDL libraries SDL_image and SDL_Mixer. SDL_image supports the use for PNG and TGA files, which allows for Alpha blending and results in clean lines and smooth graphics. SDL_mixer is used for playing sounds and the background music.

sikakuQt project is an implementation of sikaku, which is a Japanese puzzle where you have to mark squares and rectangles around numbered cells to fill all cells on the playing board.

Sokoban was invented in Japan and the original program was written by Hiroyuki Imabayashi. Sokoban is copyright (c) 1982 Thinking Rabbit Inc. Japan.
"Sokoban" means "warehouse keeper" in Japanese; the goal of the game is to push all the crates into the designated crate positions.
The levels provided are not my own, they are public domain.
Main features:
- "Unlimited" undo
- Mouse controls + path finding

Eggibault is a puzzle game for Linux.
Just unpack the archive and run eggibault but before you should read Readme.txt, it is in french, because im french.
Enhancements:
- Add a tag to say that a level is finish
- New levels
- Performance improve
- Little bugs fix

Relokate is a strategy puzzle game for the K Desktop Environment (KDE). The player must reorder the cards to match the original image or order of numbers.
Relokate has support for adding background images and puzzle themes using the Get Hot New Stuff framework (GHNS).
Enhancements:
- It is a quick bugfix update to 0.4 which didnt install the configuration correctly!