3D PUZZLE ADVENTURE
Lucas & Thomas Little Workers
By Chronicle of Brothers Games
A 3D puzzle adventure with two brothers. Solve Sokoban puzzles, help each other and discover new parks around town.
A new puzzle around every corner.
Plan a route through each Sokoban puzzle and guide the crates onto their marked spaces. Solve the challenge to discover another park in the town.
Plan your moves
Find a path through each puzzle.
Play together nearby
Connect two Android devices on the same Wi-Fi network and share the adventure.
Sokoban in first person
Step into the puzzle, see the crates up close and plan each push from the character’s perspective.
Take a look around.
From sunlit streets to the Milky Way, there is more to discover beyond the puzzle.
A 3D town around every puzzle.
A musician plays by the path. Neighbors stop for a chat. Delivery trucks arrive with the next load. Take a moment to look around between puzzles.
Watch the sunset over the ocean.
Turn toward the coast in Look Around. Watch the evening sky turn pink and gold above the ocean and the town.
Mountains in the morning.
Turn toward the mountains as the morning light reaches the valley. A waterfall runs down the hillside, with another day in town about to begin.
Under the Milky Way.
Look across the illuminated streets toward the islands. The Milky Way stretches over the town and the ocean.
Step inside the puzzle.
Switch to first-person view and plan your next move from inside the puzzle, with the town and mountains around you.
A puzzle at your fingertips.
The game running on an Android tablet, with touch controls and the puzzle in portrait view.
Two brothers. One adventure.
Play as Lucas or Thomas. Join a Nearby game on two Android devices connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Help each other through the puzzles, then celebrate and take a photo together.
Story illustrations from the game
Made by a father and son.
It started with a camera that had Sokoban on it. Lucas loved the puzzles, but one wrong move could mean starting over. His dad, Slava, began making a version where trying again would be part of the fun.
Lucas joined in. Their puzzle game grew into a town inspired by places the family had lived in and visited: streets, hills and small details brought together in one world.