Namida no Sokoban Special

Namida no Sokoban Special is a 1986 puzzle video game released by Thinking Rabbit for the Family Computer Disk System exclusively in Japan. Roughly translating to Warehouse Keeper's Tears Special, it is an installment to the popular Japanese video game series, Sokoban. However, this installment adds more versatility and the addition of puzzle-enhancing gameplay mechanics, such as new items that could make levels less challenging. It was never released outside of Japan, due to the absence of an international Famicom Disk System release, unlike other Nintendo titles that were localized for national audiences.
== Gameplay ==
The Sokoban series revolves around putting storage boxes in specially-defined spaces. Each level uses these boxes and spaces, but typically involve strategy into maneuvering the boxes. Boxes can only be pushed, but with the use of the magnet and pulley (which are gained when the player sometimes walks over a spot where a box stood), boxes can be pulled to the liking of the player. Only when all the boxes are manually pushed to its rightful spot, the player will advance to the next level. The player can save their progress at any time; a staple feature of many Famicom games of the time.
Category:Games released in 1986