Boxxle (GB)

In Boxxle, players control a character within a maze-like environment filled with boxes and designated target spots. The primary objective of each level is to push all the boxes onto their respective marked locations on the floor. While it sounds straightforward, Boxxle's gameplay mechanics demand logical thinking and careful planning.

Players can only push boxes; they cannot pull them. Furthermore, only one box can be pushed at a time. This means that if a box becomes stuck against a wall or is blocked by other boxes without any space to maneuver, the level might become unsolvable. There is no "undo" function in Boxxle, so a single wrong move can force the player to restart the level from the beginning. This adds to the challenge and requires players to meticulously plan each step.

The game features numerous levels with increasing difficulty, ranging from basic stages that help players familiarize themselves with the mechanics to complex puzzles requiring many moves and intricate strategies. The clever level design is a highlight of Boxxle, forcing players to utilize their spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills to their fullest. It is a classic puzzle game, offering a challenging and satisfying experience for fans of the Sokoban genre on the Game Boy system.