Wonder Stick (set 1)

In the classic arcade game Wonder Stick (set 1), players are thrust into a world of challenging logic puzzles. The primary objective of the game is to move all the blocks on the screen to their designated positions. What makes it unique is that you don't directly control a character, but rather a "stick" or "bar" that can extend and retract.

The gameplay mechanism of Wonder Stick revolves around using this stick to push blocks. The stick can be extended from your current position in horizontal or vertical directions. When the stick touches a block, it pushes that block one space. The challenge lies in the fact that you can only push blocks, not pull them, and blocks cannot pass through obstacles or other blocks. This requires players to think carefully about each move to avoid getting stuck or creating an uncompletable situation.

The levels in Wonder Stick are designed to progressively increase in complexity, introducing different types of terrain, obstacles, and varying numbers of blocks. Some levels might feature narrow areas, requiring high precision in controlling the stick. The game does not have a specific time limit for each level, allowing players ample time to strategize. However, each mistake can lead to having to restart the level. The simple yet clear pixel graphics, combined with characteristic arcade sounds, create an addictive and engaging puzzle experience for those who enjoy brain-teaser games.