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...The levels provided are assembled from various third-party sources. Sokoban was originally created in 1981 by Hiroyuki Imabayashi. Available as Windows installer, portable .zip for Windows, Mac .dmg file, or cross-platform source code. Source code: http://github.com/davidjoffe/sokoban (source code is C++, only one dependency - LibSDL1.2 - and is structured in a way that lends easily to re-use for other similar types of games, potentially.) Project development livestream: https://twitch.tv/david_joffe Default Keys: Mouse-click: Move Up/Down/Left/Right: Move U: Undo R: Reset level state C: Choose set of levels M/N: Previous/Next level S: Toggle shadows A: Show 'About' information Esc: Exit

OGLBricks is a simple falling-blocks game. It's implementing a well-known game mechanics - take a look at the screenshot and you'll recognise it :) The gameplay is customisable: the player can set the field size, the size of the shapes and many other options. Also, the player can save the game at any moment and load it later. OGLBricks doesn't require installation - just unpack and run! The project is still under development, any help on graphical assets would be appreciated.