Push The Crate reviews

"Push The Crate" was clearly inspired by the Classic "Sokoban." But instead of having to move Boxes in a Warehouse to the right Position as a warehouse worker, here you play a middle-dressed gentleman who has to move boxes to certain Fields in a Forest-clearing area in a Forest clearing. Since the Game can be controlled from a classic Bird's Eye view but also from the so-called "3rd person" perspective, it looks very modern and gives the Impression of a great Graphic in the Main Menu. But especially from a Bird'S Eye view, a lot of things don't seem good: The Lighting is too bright even at the highest Graphics setting, Shadows seem unrealistic and the Textures look very blurry. But Graphics are not everything; For me personally, in addition to the fun Of the Game, the Soundscape or Music background is more important. The Game can score a lot with atmospheric Soundscape and several medieval Music. The Music is chosen randomly at each Level, so you don't have to listen to the same Music all the time. The Control is done by the Keys a, s, w, d, although unfortunately you can not use the Arrow keys as an Alternative or Even change the Key Assignment. This is a big Shortcoming, as I personally prefer to use the Arrow keys. Unfortunately, the Game also has Deficits in the most important Aspect: Moving the Boxes is very error-ridden and inaccurate. Sometimes a small Stups moves the Box one box further and another Time it really whizzes to the nearest Fence. If you are Unlucky, and this is often the Case in this respect, the Box even ends up on the other Side of the Fence and is therefore no longer reachable. Because of these Circumstances, solving the Levels is a pure Gamble and it is not uncommon To restart it. It is highly frustrating to think you have found the Solution of a Level, but it is not or difficult to put into Action because of the faulty Box movements. (One wonders why this didn't occur during Testing! After all, this Error can appear in the first Level!) In the End, even the Achievements are not free of Errors: While Some can be unlocked as normal, you get some without having met the Requirements or vice versa, despite reaching the Requirement remains the Achievement open. In Short: A very promising "Sokoban" Implementation at first glance is particularly disappointed by unnecessary Errors and a lack of free Keystroke, which in the End only bring frustration instead of Gameplay and without Rectification a purchase in no Way sth warrants sth.