Here's a new homebrew game for your DS, thanks to Kukulcan. It's Caisses DS, a puzzle game that's got you arranging warehouse boxes in neat rows. Cute, huh?


Download: Cassie DS

Kukulcan has just churned out an updated version of his DS homebrew game, Caisses DS. Avid DS homebrew supporters would probably remember Kukulcan from his earlier releases like Puzzle-DS and Prohibition (in collaboration with Space1).

So anyway, this new version of Caisses DS packs in a whole lotta changes and improvements, and the fact that he was hard at work on this release for two whole months is an indication of how much the game has changed from its previous version. So whaddya say we get this show on the road, eh?

Changelog:

• New basic music.
• Effects of transitions between the screens (horizontal curtains, vertical curtains, effects in spiral).
• 15 different backgrounds including 1 hidden (before: 7 including 1 hidden).
• now has 14 thémes associated with 14 different characters
• animation system has been completely reprogrammed
• ability to take screenshots by pressing SELECT
• You can cancel up to 192 movements (before: 100)
• a summary table of the last movements are posted (with a different color if you pushed a case or not).
• For the version with FAT, the choice of the TOPIC and the BACKGROUND is safeguarded
  

Kukulcan also wants to give muchos kudos to Mollusk for teaching him the ins and outs of C-coding.

Download: [Caisse DS - Release 2 - with FAT]
Download: [Caisse DS - Release 2 - without FAT]

Kukulcan presents his take on the classic Sokoban puzzle by Hiroyuki Imabayashi. Caisses DS is a full-blown homebrew he plans to submit to the NINTENDOMAX 2006 competition. Just like in Sokoban, your challenge is to push boxes in a warehouse to their correct positions. No pulling, no forklifts, no one else to help you.

The game is fully playable with the stylus or the buttons. It also features customizable game presentation and backgrounds, BGM and sound effects, level select, and in-game help and instructions. And you can play in English or in français, the language of warehouse love.

Kukulcan would like to thank Aymeric du Peloux, Mollusk, Alekmaul, and Reppa for all their contributions towards creating this homebrew title. It certainly feels well-made, thorough, and with a complete set of options (although additional BGM would have been nice).

Download: [Caisses DS]