Push boxes vs Wirly

Push boxes onto their targets. Sounds simple — until it isn't. Sokoban is one of the most elegant logic games ever invented: you can only push boxes, never pull. One wrong move and you've painted yourself into a corner. Every level is a small, satisfying puzzle that rewards patience and planning over luck or speed. 7,814 LEVELS. ALL YOURS. From gentle warm-ups to fiendishly tricky brain-benders — there's a reason only 15 players have solved more than 400. Are you next? MADE FOR EVERY MOMENT Got 5 minutes on the bus? A long flight ahead? This game plays beautifully offline on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and Mac — your puzzle collection goes wherever you do. WHY PLAYERS LOVE IT → No timers. No pressure. Just pure logic. → Levels up to 10×10 — deceptively complex layouts → Completely offline — no Wi-Fi required, ever → Universal purchase — one game, all your Apple devices No energy bars. No pay-to-win. No distractions. Just you and the box. "The simplest games are the hardest to master."

Wirly rolls and spins through mazes as she slips past color-locked gates, breaks bricks, and collects coins in her quest to find her lost buddies. With many mazes to conquer, race through twists and turns, overcome obstacles, and solve puzzles. Playable on both iOS and tvOS, this game engages with rich colors, responsive controls, and novel problem solving. See how quickly—or cleverly—you can guide Wirly to find friends and fortune as you unlock the spinning, shifting mazes that wait for her. NOTE: As with all videogames, the use of older devices may result in slower performance. But just wait till you play it with an iPhone 6 or higher, or the new Apple TV! Features: • Learn to play by playing • 20 unique mazes (so far) that gradually increase in difficulty • Quick finger-tap controls for iOS; accelerometer controls for Apple TV • Family-friendly fun that will challenge players of all ages • Weird new characters and an original soundtrack with nine new songs This app was made with love, sweat, and tears in Portland, Oregon by Night & Day Studios.