Tracking since Oct 5 — growth appears once we have a second daily reading.
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1.0.0Sep 24, 2026 · seen Oct 5, 2026
Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
CrateHaul is a calm, single-player crate-pushing puzzle game that runs completely offline. Guide a little warehouse mover through tidy board grids, push crates into their target pads, and unlock every level one thoughtful step at a time.
Solve 72 hand-built levels arranged in four chapters:
- Single Crate Basics: learn to move, push and avoid corner deadlocks.
- Multi Crate Synergy: coordinate several crates and one-way floor arrows.
- Narrow Passages: thread crates through tight gaps toward colored targets.
- Temporary Parking: park crates out of the way and cross one-time bridges.
Two ways to play
Prefer buttons or tap? Use the on-screen direction pad, or tap any reachable floor tile and the mover walks the shortest route on its own. Tap-to-walk never pushes automatically, so you stay in control of every move.
Clear feedback and useful tools
- Every push is shown with a target-cell preview before it happens.
- Move, push, undo, redo and restart are always available.
- If a crate becomes truly stuck, the board border and a warning icon explain the deadlock type: corner, wall or mutual lock. You can undo to before the deadlock or restart.
- A two-level hint system marks dangerous crates first, then suggests the next push with a reason. It never reveals the whole answer.
Special floor rules
Starting at level 19 you meet one-way floor arrows. From level 37, colored targets accept only a crate of a matching color. From level 55, one-time plank bridges fall away after a single crossing. Each rule appears first in a gentle, low-risk practice level.
Track your progress
Every level saves your fewest pushes and fewest steps. Compare each finished game with your record and improve on the next attempt. A completion screen shows your push sequence, lets you retry, or moves you straight to the next level.
Plays your way
Preferences let you choose between direction buttons or tap-to-walk, a light or dark theme, sound effects, movement animations, and whether deadlock warnings are shown. Your in-progress game and all records are saved automatically on your device, so you can continue exactly where you left off.
No account, no ads, no network required. Just planning, pushing and quiet satisfaction.