Do you guys like Sokoban (the box-pushing game)? I sure do. I just found out about Sokoban a few days ago and decided to write my own simple box/block-pushing game. So here it is, my very own generic block-pushing Sokoban clone:

Screenshots
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You can play it in your browser at https://thardus.xyz/blox/. It is VERY crude, but you can create new levels, save them, and play previously saved levels. I created the first 9 levels. I'm curious to know how difficult / easy people find them to be (they ramp up in difficulty, but only slightly).

Controls
Move with the arrow keys (repeatedly press the key to move each time), and press "R" to restart a level if you get stuck. When creating a level, toggle between edit and play mode with the "E" key. Use the left and right arrow keys, the "A" and "D" keys, or keys 1 - 6 to switch between objects in editor mode.

This was created over two days' time. So think of this is a proof of concept. If it's well-received, I will spruce it up into something nicer.

Update 1
I have updated the game with a new name and address, among other changes. The game can now be played at https://thardus.xyz/blox/, and its source code is freely available on GitHub.

Changes:

• Completed refactored codebase with less spaghetti code

• Added new spaghetti code

• Fixed some bugs (like an out of bounds bug that stalls everything)

• Blocks that are placed on top of goals are set to blue in the editor

• Level resolution increased from 20x10 tiles to 24x14 tiles

• Results screen no longer includes decimals in time spent "puzzling"

• Results screen drops "s" from "seconds" and "moves" when appropriate

• Keys can be held down to move the player instead of having to repeatedly tap them

• Player now "slides" to the next space instead of instantly appearing there

• Blocks now "slide" along as if being kicked by the player

• Added annoying sound effects

• Added a few more levels of varying degrees of difficulty

• Dropped the ability to create new levels, as no one used it

Update 2
As per Audric's request, I have added the ability to undo moves with the "Z" key. Here's the commit: 42fa6d8. The game can still be played at https://thardus.xyz/blox/; you might need to clear your cache though.

Nicely done!

Edit
I updated the game to cycle through all of the levels. So now when you complete a level, it will let you continue on to the next one. It then loops back to the first level after the last one. All user-created levels are automatically added to the list of levels, and can be played and shared immediately.

The original is indeed much more difficult. Did you try the level editor? You can create and save your own levels for others to play. Maybe you could create some really challenging ones.

Thanks for playing, SilverTES.

By the way, how's that Tower Defense platformer of yours coming along?

This thread? It wasn't deleted; threads just get locked after being inactive for a time (2 weeks, I think). Feel free to make a new thread. It looks like fun. I'd love to play it someday.

Edit
I updated the original post with an updated version of the game.

Undo would be nice, even a single-step Undo would be a welcome when you press the wrong key (or one step too many).

I wonder if people who create sokoban puzzles can use a reverse engine, where you start with a finalized state, and have the option to drag crates behind you ?

It works quite well.
I see you've also changed to a control scheme where you hold a direction key to move, and the character smoothly animates.
I'm not completely sure the crate movement is best (it jerks forward, rather than smoothly follow the player). Maybe it's helpful for stopping precisely, I haven't played enough to make up my mind.