Shunt

One verb. Thirty ways to mean it.
Press a direction. Your piece slides until it hits something — and everything in its path is shoved with it, as far as it can go. Move and push are never separable. That single ambiguous verb is the entire game. Positioning yourself and arranging the board are the same act.
The same push, transformed
As you descend through eight worlds, the one verb keeps meaning new things — never a new button, only a new consequence:
Shatter a glass block against a wall to open a path.

Send a block sliding on ice until it lands in the exact slot.

Fold a line across the board through a portal.

Drop junk into a pit to build the floor your next push needs.

And in the final world — push a box that contains the whole board inside it.

The move that solves the very first room is the same move that solves a recursive one

No clock. Ever.
There is no timer. Turns only advance when you act. You can stare at a board for an hour. Tension comes from consequence, not speed — and getting stuck always means you misread the room, never that the game cheated. Unlimited undo and instant rewind make experimentation free.
When you finish the 100, the community keeps going
Level editor — every tile and block, with a one-click solver check that flags unsolvable layouts.

Steam Workshop — publish, subscribe, rate, and curate community levels.

Daily Shunt — one fresh puzzle a day with a global move leaderboard.

Made to be sat with
300+ handcrafted puzzles across 15 worlds.

One palette and one evolving musical layer per world.

No time pressure, unlimited undo, colorblind palettes, full key remap, controller support.

one move. the whole board.