To move the crates, you need to navigate them by walking into them. However, remember that you can only move one crate at a time.

The target red zones are the designated spots where you need to slide the crates onto to complete each level.

Yes, you can push crates into walls and other crates, but once they are against a wall or another crate, you won't be able to move them again unless you have enough space to pull them back.

There is no strict move limit per level, but the goal is to complete each level with as few moves as possible for better efficiency.

If you find yourself stuck, try rethinking your strategy or moving crates in a different order. There are often multiple solutions to each puzzle.

In this version of Move Boxes, there are no special rules or items. The objective is straightforward - move all crates onto the red target zones.

While there isn't an explicit scoring system mentioned, completing levels efficiently (with fewer moves) is generally encouraged and can be considered a form of self-scoring.

This depends on the specific implementation of the game. Typically, simple Sokoban games may not offer save features, so it's best to complete levels before exiting.