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Chinese translation, more puzzles.

Full-screen mode, French and German translations, more puzzles.

Added user-contributed skins download page.

Simple illegal move detection, automatic history manipulation, pusher-lines score, more puzzles.

Skin support, seamless walls, at-rest animations, directional pusher.

First release of SokoSave Mobile for Windows Mobile 6, 5, and 2003.

Redesigned SokoSave website and new forum launched.

SokoSave Desktop is now available for download as a Mac OS X universal binary for Intel and PowerPC.

SokoSplit is a tool for splitting apart single-file puzzle collections.

Added reference to Jean Van Laethem’s version of Gartriage for Windows to the Links page. This Windows application is the first known implementation of Gartriage.

Added reference to the Links page for Gartriage, a new puzzle game invented by Aymeric du Peloux. Although this is not Sokoban, it is similar in concept and will almost certainly appeal to Sokoban fans.

Relocated website to a new hosting service. The “sokosave-announce” mailing list will be offline until a new mailing list service is found.

SokoSave Desktop documentation is now available in Swedish, thanks to Karl-Erik Svensson.

Completely FREE Software awarded SokoSave Desktop v5.1 their highest rating, 5 out of 5 Doves. Read their review.

Automated crate movement now capable of discovering arbitrarily complex, self-intersecting paths.

SokoSave Desktop is now available as a Macintosh compressed disk image (DMG) for Mac OS X.

Now supports Trioban puzzles. Improvements for puzzle authors.

Added English-translation links for several of the sites mentioned on the links and credits pages.

Redesigned the web site. Added several new sections: links to other Sokoban resources, online documentation, testimonials, credits, and news pages.

Now supports Hexoban. New scoring metrics. Aesthetic improvements. Better saved-game portability.

New native Mac OS X port of SokoSave.

The “sokosave-announce” mailing list has been brought online.

New native Windows port. Puzzles and saved-games now portable between platforms.

Fixed a memory smashing bug which would result in a crash.

Fixed springiness of “Animate” and “Stop” controls.

Expanded documentation. Improved keyboard support.

New powerful point-and-click crate movement. Single-button mouse friendly. Smart undo/redo. Handles arbitrarily large puzzles. Ported to Rhapsody for Mach and YellowBox for Windows.

Ported to Rhapsody Developer Release 1 for Mach and Windows, and OpenStep for Mach and Windows. New user preference options.

First public release. NextStep only. (Originally created in March 1994, but not released until this date.)