Chon's Boxes

A box-pushing puzzle game with an adventurous heart

Chon wants to reach the top of the Tower of Labyrinths, where Chun is waiting. To climb each floor you push boxes, open doors and find your way past traps and guards. If you like Sokoban-style games, this is the same idea —think before you push— with new mechanics at every stretch of the tower.

What's waiting in the tower

• Wooden and metal boxes. Bo, the boxer who guards the halls, smashes wooden boxes on contact; metal ones hold up.
• Jab, a guard who changes his mind. He walks a fixed path until something gets in his way, then takes another route. Steering him where you need him is part of the puzzle.
• Magnets, springs and levers. Magnets pull anything made of metal, spring buttons let you undo a mistake, and levers open or close the grates over the lava.
• Ice, where nothing stops where you want it to.
• Secret passages and hidden coins, with a compass that tells you when Chon is standing next to one.
• Checkpoint flags on the biggest floors: if Chon falls, you go back to the last flag instead of starting over.

50 floors of logic puzzles

The tower has 50 levels, and in the latest update we reworked more than ten of them, including the final floors. Everything new is in our post about the Chon's Boxes update.

No ads, no microtransactions, no internet needed

Chon's Boxes is a one-time purchase: no ads and nothing to buy with real money. The in-game shop only takes the coins you find while playing and from the daily gift; use them to unlock skins for Chon or to check hints and walkthroughs when a floor has you stuck.

The levels play offline, so it's a good pick for a commute or a flight. Only the daily gift and seasonal surprises need a connection. No account required: your progress is saved on your device.

Where to play

It's on Google Play for Android phones and on Google Play Games for PC, in English, Spanish and Portuguese. Can you make it to the top of the tower?