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Boxxle

1989 video game

Field	Value
title	Boxxle
caption	North American version cover
image	Boxxle Cover.png
developer	Atelier Double Co.
publisher	Pony Canyon, FCI
released
genre	Puzzle
modes	Single-player
platforms	Game Boy

Boxxle is a 1989 sokoban puzzle video game for the Game Boy developed by Atelier Double Co. and published by Pony Canyon in Japan and FCI in North America and Europe. The game was one of the first licensed third-party titles for the Game Boy. A sequel, Boxxle II, was released in 1990.

Gameplay

Similar to other sokoban puzzles, the objective of Boxxle is to manoevure the player to push a series of boxes on dots in designated positions to clear the level.

Reception

Several critics praised the challenge and addictiveness of the sokoban puzzles.

Notes

References

"履歴1989".
"履歴1991".
(October 1989). "FCI's Little Boxes".
Weiss, Brett Alan. "Boxxle".
(November 1989). "Soko Ban".
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(September 1992). "Boxxle".
Hughes, Marley. (17 July 2025). "10 Hardest Game Boy Games of All Time, Ranked By Difficulty".

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