A video game developer, musician, bicycler, and/or food builder from Ontario, Canada. Powered by burritos.
http://rainwarrior.ca
A prototype of a game that is sort of a combination of Nibbles and Sokoban, but also the snake is explicitly allowed to weave over and under itself.
Inspired by a drawing by Loren Schmidt: https://twitter.com/lorenschmidt/status/1253546559469387776
Version 1 is a prototype. It contains a few demonstration levels, and a bunch of empty ones. It also includes a built-in editor. Press ENTER to open the cart menu and edit levels. See the source code for more instructions.



Controls: arrow keys to move, Z to jump to the other open space. Mouse also works.
This is a sliding block puzzle.
The object is to get the green 2x2 sheep block from the top left to the bottom right.
The design of the game is not mine. A friend had it in their house, and did not know its origins. Presumably the puzzle has a solution, but I could not find it, so I wished to make a version I could play with.
If you do solve it, let me know!
(I finally completed it the next day. Confirmed to be solvable.)
This puzzle was originally patented in 1928 by J.M. Schneider.
Information and patent links at Rob's Puzzle Page listed under C56 / C57.
http://robspuzzlepage.com/sliding.htm#rect-pcs


