Klotski is a sliding-block puzzle: a large 2x2 block is trapped among smaller blocks in a boxed frame, and you slide pieces around the single empty space to free the big block out through the bottom exit — in as few moves as possible.
Klotski is a sliding-block puzzle: a large 2x2 block is trapped among smaller blocks in a boxed frame, and you slide pieces around the single empty space to free the big block out through the bottom exit — in as few moves as possible.
What's the goal of Klotski?
Slide the blocks so the large 2x2 piece reaches and exits the bottom opening. The classic challenge is doing it in the fewest moves.
Why is Klotski so hard?
There's only one empty space, so every block competes for it. Progress needs long, indirect sequences that often look like they're going nowhere.
Is there a minimum number of moves?
The famous classic layout is solvable in 81 moves at best. Most online versions track your move count so you can try to beat it.