Sokoban is a push every box onto a dot app for Garmin watches. Push the boxes onto the dots. You can only push, never pull, so the hard part is thinking one move before you make it. 146 levels from Microban, the set David W. Skinner wrote for people learning the game: they start at four moves and stay small enough to hold in your head, which is exactly what a watch screen is good for. Every one of them is free, in order, from the first screen - nothing is locked and there is nothing to buy. Tap an edge of the screen to step that way, or swipe. Press START to undo, as many times as you like. Hold or tap the level number at the top for the menu: undo, restart, jump to any level, language. Your best move count is kept for every level you finish, and the level list shows which tens you have cleared. It all stays on the watch - no account, no phone app, nothing sent anywhere. Nine of the 155 Microban levels are left out. They are the wide ones, and on a round 454-pixel screen they shrink to about twelve pixels a square, which is not a harder puzzle, just an unreadable one. English and Vietnamese, switchable inside the app. Levels: Microban by David W. Skinner, used with credit as his terms ask. Compatible watches: Venu 4. Not supported: Only Venu 4 (45mm and 41mm). The board is drawn to fit a round screen, and the level set was filtered against that screen - a different shape needs a different filter, not just a recompile. No account. Nothing leaves your watch. English and Vietnamese, switchable inside the app. More Garmin apps and watch faces by LiamLee: https://heyliam.me

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