Crack the Vault
Read the number clues, work out the secret code and open the vault. There are 500 levels, a daily vault and an endless mode.
Puzzle game · Android
Walk the worker around a small warehouse and push every crate onto a goal. You can only push, one crate at a time, and you can never pull one back. That one rule is the whole puzzle.








Swipe anywhere on the board to take a step, and hold to keep walking. Or tap an empty floor cell and the worker walks there by the shortest way, without ever pushing a crate by surprise. If you'd rather have buttons, turn on the direction pad.
If you played sokoban on an old computer, you already know the game. What's different is that every level here is new. I wrote a generator and a solver for this app, and the solver found the fewest pushes for each level before it shipped.
Warehouse starts with two or three crates in a small room. Docks, Factory and Night shift add more, up to six crates in rooms as big as 12 by 12. A pack opens once you finish 20 levels of the one before it, and the levels inside a pack get harder as you go.
There's one daily puzzle, the same for everyone on the same date. Solve it each day to keep your streak going.
Push a crate into a corner it can never leave and the game tells you right away. One tap on Undo and you're back. Undo is unlimited, push by push, and there are no lives and no timer.
When you finish a level you see your moves and pushes, and the best push count the solver found. It's a gentle note. Nobody's keeping score.
Blue walls, warm orange crates and cyan goal rings that close into a check when a crate lands. Moves slide smoothly, and with reduced motion on, pieces jump instead.
Yes. It's free to download and supported by ads. A banner sits at the bottom of the home and level solved screens. A full screen ad may show after some solved levels, never while you're playing one. One purchase removes all ads and restores on a new phone.
No. The levels and the daily puzzle work offline, and there's no account or sign in.
The first Warehouse levels take a handful of pushes, and a three step tutorial walks you through your first run. Some Night shift levels need more than 40 pushes, and one careless shove can trap a crate for good. That's what Undo is for.
The game is in English for now.
Read the number clues, work out the secret code and open the vault. There are 500 levels, a daily vault and an endless mode.
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