Club Soko

About Club Soko

Club Soko is a single player casual quiz game. It was developed by Miracle Tea and was released on July 23, 2026. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Play as Maude, a graffiti artist compelled to tag up the walls of a nightclub at every possible opportunity. As you move your way past bouncers and drunk club goers you come to discover there’s more to Club Soko than meets the eye

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100%Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

music7 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

Engaging and creative twist on sokoban puzzles with smooth introduction of new mechanics that keep gameplay fresh and challenging.
Stylish and charming art style combined with a unique punk/grunge aesthetic and a highly praised, catchy soundtrack that enhances the overall atmosphere.
Good balance of puzzle difficulty, ranging from casual to challenging, with well-designed secret levels and plenty of content providing several hours of gameplay.

Some issues with achievement requirements, including a few that seem nearly impossible or possibly bugged, which can frustrate completionists.
The thematic and musical shift in the later game stages feels jarring and less engaging than earlier levels, with parts lacking music entirely.
Secret levels and some puzzles lack clever integration with level design, missing opportunities for deeper exploration and challenge.

music
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33% positive mentions, 53% neutral mentions, 14% negative mentions
The music in the game is widely praised for being catchy, stylish, and integral to the immersive atmosphere, with standout tracks in the early and secret levels described as "banging" and club-worthy. While the soundtrack enhances the puzzle-solving experience and adds personality, some note a drop-off in music presence in later worlds and wish for more consistent high-energy tracks throughout. Overall, the soundtrack is a major highlight, appreciated by music fans for its variety, thematic depth, and creative references.
- “Beyond the gameplay, one of the standout features is the theme and great music; it's stylish, catchy, and makes solving the tricky puzzles fun.”
- “The design is intuitive, the artwork is fun and exudes personality, and the soundtrack definitely delivers.”
- “Catchy music, great atmosphere and art, cool little bopping head people making solving the puzzles interesting and challenging.”
- “But the last 3 worlds don't even have music.”
- “They even give you an option to toggle the music to a chill mode, although I don’t know who in their right mind would do this.”
- “The thing is, I wouldn’t mind the thematic shift if there was still banging music to carry me through it.”
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38% positive mentions, 62% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The graphics feature a distinctive punk/grunge art style that sets the game apart with a strong sense of identity and creative design. The artwork is praised for its personality, intuitive design, and homage to classic flash games, contributing to an engaging and polished visual experience.
- “I love the art style and creativity of the concept, and hope this game gets all the attention it deserves!”
- “Love the artstyle and vibe with this one; punk/grunge aesthetic really gives it a sense of identity that I haven't seen in other games in the genre.”
- “The vibe is great, the puzzles are clever and build nicely to the point where you feel like a genius, the art style is a gorgeous homage to the legacy of flash games, and the polish is tighter than anything I've seen in this space.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33% positive mentions, 17% neutral mentions, 50% negative mentions
The gameplay smoothly introduces mechanics without feeling like a tutorial, offering a stylish and engaging puzzle experience with catchy music. It balances challenge well, providing satisfying frustration and accomplishment as new mechanics are regularly introduced to escalate difficulty. Overall, the gameplay keeps puzzles fresh and fun with a steady progression of complexity.
- “It teaches the player the mechanics of the game smoothly and so it doesn't feel so much like a tutorial.”
- “The game has great puzzle escalation and new mechanics that get thrown in!”
- “Frustrating in all the best of ways but gives an excellent sense of accomplishment when you beat a level, especially when the game keeps throwing new mechanics at you which just pile onto the chaos.”
- “Not too challenging but it did have some good stumpers (often because I forgot a mechanic).”
- “New mechanics are regularly introduced, with leapfroggers and moshers being some of the challenges you'll navigate.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The game's atmosphere is praised for its fresh and engaging vibe, combining catchy music and appealing art with a unique horror-adjacent, Binding of Isaac-like aesthetic that enhances the puzzle-solving experience.
- “I enjoyed the atmosphere a lot; it's pretty fresh for puzzle games.”
- “Catchy music, great atmosphere and art, cool little bopping head people making solving the puzzles interesting and challenging.”
- “Sort of a Binding of Isaac aesthetic with a horror-adjacent atmosphere.”