About the game
Travis-E's Crate Slide is a sliding block puzzle set in a warehouse with a very shiny floor. Travis-E, a little forklift robot, can shove crates but can't control where they stop: every crate slides in a straight line until it bumps into something. The job is to get a crate onto every loading pad.
That one rule turns every board into a planning puzzle. A pad in the middle of the floor needs something on the far side to stop a crate. Sometimes that's a pillar, and sometimes it's another crate you parked there first.
Each board is checked by a solver before you see it, so par is always the fewest shoves it can be done in. Match it for a gold medal.
The Daily Delivery is the same puzzle for every player each day. It starts easy on Monday and gets tougher through the week, with Sunday the hardest. Finish it to keep your daily streak going and share your result. Night Shift is endless: each job adds more crates and a higher par.
Tips
- Work backwards. Look at each pad and ask what would stop a crate there.
- A parked crate makes a great wall. Often the first crate you move isn't going to a pad at all.
- Only shoves count, so walking around to line up a better shove is free.
- Crates in a corner can't be shoved out again. Check before you send one there.
- Stuck? Undo costs nothing, so try ideas out.


