Brian Damgaard has published a new version of his great and widely used Sokoban YASC program.

The release notes for this new version:

• Added a new minor feature:
  Fill (tile) the gameplay window background with an image scaled and aligned with the floor squares of the currently opened level. It has always been possible to tile the background "normally", i.e., with an unscaled image.
  This new feature makes it possible to create the effect that the game board has floor squares outside the outer wall, an effect used by some skins and some Sokoban clones. To activate it (for a skin with the proper imagery), this option in the "Settings" window is available:
   "Graphics | Background | Image | View = Floor tile".
  Thanks to   Sokobano for bringing this up.

A feature comparison of the main Sokoban programs can be found in the Sokoban Wiki.

George Petrov has published YSokoban 1.827.

The release notes for this new version:

• Bugfix: In some cases "play to" some move/push stops earlier.

A feature comparison of the main Sokoban programs can be found in the Sokoban Wiki.

Brian Damgaard has published a new version of his great and widely used Sokoban YASC program.

The release notes for this new version:

• Made the necessary modifications to compensate for drive lette changes when the application runs as a portable application from a removable disk, e.g., an USB memory stick.
  Currently, there is no built-in procedure for creating a portable version, but the Sokoban YASC source code package contains a crude script file which can do the job:
  "Click_me_to_install_YASC_portable.bat".
  After entering the drive letter and the path where the portable version is to be installed, e.g., "G:\YASC", the application and all the relevant files (e.g., all installed solver plugins) are copied to the destination folder.
  To launch the portable version, select the file "YASC.bat" in the destination folder.
  Thanks to Shane Bowman for suggesting a portable version.
• Minor changes.

A feature comparison of the main Sokoban programs can be found in the Sokoban Wiki.