Players need to push boxes in a closed space and move them to the designated location. The goal of the game is to place all boxes to the target location through reasonable strategies and logical thinking. The box-pushing game not only tests the player's spatial imagination, but also requires the player to have good planning skills.

Basic rules:
The player controls a character and can move on a grid-like map.
The character can only push boxes, not pull.
The player needs to push all boxes to the marked location (usually one or more target points).
How to operate:
Use the direction keys (or touch operation) to control the direction of the character's movement.
The character can move up, down, left, and right.
When the character moves next to the box, it can push the box.
Game goal:
Push all boxes to the target location and complete the level.
Some levels may have multiple boxes and target points, requiring players to arrange strategies.
Strategy tips:
Think about the consequences of each step and avoid pushing the box to a dead end.
Try to keep the box close to the target point to reduce the moving distance.
Sometimes you need to push the box to a less important position before doing other operations.
Level Design:
The game usually contains multiple levels with increasing difficulty.
Each level has a unique layout and challenges, and players need to respond flexibly.