PUZZLE GAME GUIDE
Which browser puzzle game should you try?
Choose Sokoban Master for keyboard steps and crate pushing, Cocoon Crossing for tracing grid routes with the mouse, or Sand Blocks for shifting piles of sand. Here is what makes each one different and how to recover when a move goes wrong.
Updated October 19, 2026
Sand Blocks: make room as the sand settles
Shapes turn into grains when you release them. A color clears when it connects both walls, so plan around the slopes in the pile. Place the whole shape inside the board and give the sand time to settle before choosing the next drop.
The circular arrow opens a restart confirmation. Continue keeps the current pile; Restart clears the board and current points. The crown can keep showing your previous high score.
Sokoban Master: plan every push
Each arrow-key press moves your character one step or pushes a crate. Look at the target squares and plan where you will stand for the next push. First Step introduces the idea with one crate and one target; its solution is folded on the game page.
Z or Undo takes back a move while the board is active. Restart restores the whole layout. Its counters can keep their previous values until the next move, so look at the character and crates to see the reset.
Cocoon Crossing: trace a route through the garden
Drag a caterpillar's head into an adjacent empty square and release, then repeat from its new position. The body follows and occupies squares behind the head, making the order of your routes important. The five-by-five Tutorial has a 12-move route you can reveal on its game page.
Undo reverses a move and spends a helper. Hint marks a place on the board and also uses a helper. Retry restores the starting route and move counter while leaving spent helpers spent, so keep an eye on their remaining counts.
Choose your controls
For these guides, use a desktop with a keyboard for Sokoban Master or a mouse for Cocoon Crossing and Sand Blocks. Press Start Game to load the selected game. The games need an internet connection and may show advertisements from their providers.