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Sokobond
A Sokoban about chemistry: move an atom, build a molecule
Alan Hazelden, Lee Shang Lun · 2014-07-21 · ■■■■□ 4/5 · 8.4/10
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Sokobond is a puzzle / sokoban-like puzzle game released by Alan Hazelden, Lee Shang Lun in 2014.
Puzzlebyrinth scores it 8.4/10, with a difficulty of 4/5. A Sokoban about chemistry: move an atom, build a molecule
Its core mechanics are Sokoban-style Pushing.
Our Review
A 2D Sokoban puzzle where you move a single atom around a grid and bond it with the atoms it touches to assemble a target molecule. Each atom's number of free 'hands' is the only grammar; tiles that break, double, and rotate bonds arrive one per chapter. By Alan Hazelden and Lee Shang Lun, 2014, scored by Allison Walker.
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