This is a fairly challenging Sokoban game. It's designed so you only have to beat some of the puzzles to advance. An excellent choice to keep things moving. I beat 80 puzzles before finishing.

The mechanics were interesting and often multifaceted. Many had more than one use and some nuance to exactly how they worked. It could have done a better job when trying to teach you something new. I discovered you could burn boxes to make them crumble and you needed to do this in some puzzles. This crossed the line from experimenting to developer logic.

The controls were stiff and I often knocked over things I didn't mean to. You can undo step by step so it was a minor infraction. You often have to walk backwards up stairs which is annoying.

I would recommend it for puzzle fans who like this kind of game. I've got the DLC too, but currently I don't plan on playing it.

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WOOHOO this puzzle has been on my shitlist for a few weeks

and only *now* it is time to make dinner #BonfirePeaks

trying to bury bad news in other more witty messages today

i looked up the solution to Sushi Belt in #BonfirePeaks DLC because I didn't think i was going to figure it out

on the bright side, i was correct

i also noticed the level had been tweaked! the walkthroughs showed a different Sushi Belt to the one I faced

anyway, that's the DLC finished, so it's a yay, but perhaps a more deflated yay