Game · GB

Boxxle

Also known as Sōko-ban

Boxxle is a 1989 GB, GG game by Thinking Rabbit.

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About the game

Just like in Soko-Ban , it is your goal to push a number of crates onto certain spots in order to finish a level. Finding the right way to move all the crates on the right spots becomes increasingly difficult and you have to plan numerous steps in advance in order not to block your own way. The game features over 25 levels with 10 sub-levels each one. You can always choose the order in which you want to complete the sub-levels, but you have to complete all sub-levels in order to advance to the next main-level. If you have finished the game or become hopelessly stuck, there is also an option to create your own levels.

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Facts

Platforms
GB, GG
First released
1989-09-01
Developers
Thinking Rabbit
Publishers
Fujisankei Communications International
Genres
puzzle video game
Ratings
MobyGames score 6.9 (6 votes) · MobyGames

Covers and screenshots

Box, manual and cartridge scans

  • Boxxle: Front Cover (GB · United States)
    Front Cover (GB · United States)
  • Boxxle: Front Cover (GB · Japan)
    Front Cover (GB · Japan)
  • Boxxle: Back Cover (GB · United States)
    Back Cover (GB · United States)
  • Boxxle: Back Cover (GB · Japan)
    Back Cover (GB · Japan)
  • Boxxle: Media (GB · United States)
    Media (GB · United States)
  • Boxxle: Media (GB · Japan)
    Media (GB · Japan)
  • Boxxle: Manual (GB · United States)
    Manual (GB · United States)
  • Boxxle: Manual (GB · United States)
    Manual (GB · United States)
  • Boxxle: Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
  • Boxxle: Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
  • Boxxle: Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
  • Boxxle: Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
  • Boxxle: Manual (GB · Japan)
    Manual (GB · Japan)
  • Boxxle: Manual (GB · Japan)
    Manual (GB · Japan)
  • Boxxle: Advertisement (GB · Japan)
    Advertisement (GB · Japan)
  • Boxxle: Extras (GB · Japan)
    Extras (GB · Japan)
  • Boxxle: Extras (GB · Japan)
    Extras (GB · Japan)

Screenshots

  • Boxxle: Title screen (GB)
    Title screen (GB)
  • Boxxle: Japanese title screen (GB)
    Japanese title screen (GB)
  • Boxxle: Level 01-01 (GB)
    Level 01-01 (GB)
  • Boxxle: Larger levels are viewed from a larger distance. (GB)
    Larger levels are viewed from a larger distance. (GB)
  • Boxxle: Tricky (GB)
    Tricky (GB)
  • Boxxle: In the upper right corner of the screen you can see the level and move counter. (GB)
    In the upper right corner of the screen you can see the level and move counter. (GB)
  • Boxxle: Creating your owns levels (GB)
    Creating your owns levels (GB)

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Releases

PlatformReleasedRegionsPublishers
GB1989-09-01JP, north-america, palFujisankei Communications International
GG1989-09-01—Fujisankei Communications International

Barcodes

  • 0022909300012
  • 4988013017795

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