Autoload — Program the Robot, Push the Crates
About this game
Autoload is a free online crate-pushing puzzle where you are not allowed to drive. A warehouse robot has to push every crate onto a marker, but the arrow keys do not steer it — they write instructions. You compose the entire run first, tile by tile, press RUN, and watch the robot execute your program exactly as written. Get it wrong and the run stops on the instruction that broke it, lit up in red, so debugging is part of the puzzle. The real depth comes from F1: a subroutine track you can call from your main program, and which is allowed to call itself. A twelve-step walk down a corridor becomes three instructions once you spot the pattern, and the levels are built to reward exactly that. Every level has a par program length and three stars are only awarded for hitting it, so finishing is one puzzle and shortening is another. Twelve hand-built jobs, each one verified to be solvable inside its instruction budget with three stars genuinely reachable. Classic Sokoban rules underneath — the robot pushes one crate at a time, never pulls, and cannot push two at once — so the spatial puzzle is intact and the programming layer sits on top of it. No typing, no syntax, no code: everything is tapping tiles, which means it plays exactly the same on a phone as on a desktop. Free, no download, no signup, English and Hebrew.
Autoload is a free online crate-pushing puzzle where you are not allowed to drive. A warehouse robot has to push every crate onto a marker, but the arrow keys do not steer it — they write instructions. You compose the entire run first, tile by tile, press RUN, and watch the robot execute your program exactly as written. Get it wrong and the run stops on the instruction that broke it, lit up in red, so debugging is part of the puzzle. The real depth comes from F1: a subroutine track you can call from your main program, and which is allowed to call itself. A twelve-step walk down a corridor becomes three instructions once you spot the pattern, and the levels are built to reward exactly that. Every level has a par program length and three stars are only awarded for hitting it, so finishing is one puzzle and shortening is another. Twelve hand-built jobs, each one verified to be solvable inside its instruction budget with three stars genuinely reachable. Classic Sokoban rules underneath — the robot pushes one crate at a time, never pulls, and cannot push two at once — so the spatial puzzle is intact and the programming layer sits on top of it. No typing, no syntax, no code: everything is tapping tiles, which means it plays exactly the same on a phone as on a desktop. Free, no download, no signup, English and Hebrew.
No setup needed for Autoload — Program the Robot, Push the Crates. Use the mouse or your finger to select, drag, and drop. The whole puzzle experience streams straight to this page — refresh any time to start over.
If puzzle is your thing, Autoload — Program the Robot, Push the Crates earns a spot in the rotation — think sokoban, puzzle, logic. Players rate it 5.0/5. Play it anywhere a modern browser runs, and share it with a friend.
