there’s quite a bit i like about crate mates but one particular detail i enjoy is just its premise. it feels kinda brave to me to stick to the roots of original sokoban where you play as just a warehouse keeper, and i think this game plays into this setting in charming, clever, and funny ways.
here’s a couple more statue park puzzles. “walled garden” is shaping up to be a recurring theme of mine.
statue park rules
place the bank of shapes into the grid such that each shape segment occupies one cell, no shapes overlap or share an edge, and all of the unoccupied cells connect orthogonally in a single group. shapes can be rotated/reflected. each black circle indicates a cell occupied by a shape, and each white circle indicates a cell not occupied by a shape.
“walled garden iii”
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regarding ways to break clue symmetry, i think a flipped bit is more elegant than a shift-by-one, but the latter is more powerful.
“walled garden iv”
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Aquarium
Amibo
La Paz
Pentominous
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