ActionFit check
Is Australian trip worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Puzzle players who enjoy Sokoban-style movement and route planning
- Players who prefer deliberate challenges over reaction-based gameplay
- Families seeking an all-ages logic game with short object-based puzzles
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking fast combat, reflex challenges, or action-focused gameplay
- Players who want a story-driven adventure rather than repeated checkpoint puzzles
- Players looking for highly varied systems beyond object manipulation and environmental routing
Our take on Australian trip
The focus on deliberate object movement keeps the game accessible without relying on fast reactions, but it also limits the moment-to-moment action. Players looking for combat, platforming, or rapid decision-making will find a narrower experience.
What is Australian trip?
Australian Trip is a Sokoban-style puzzle game set across a map of Australia.
Players guide the dog Dingo through levels by moving opal stones, destroying boxes, activating portals, using conveyor belts, and operating laser installations. Each level requires reaching a checkpoint, while energetic elements can be collected for achievements. Some puzzles require planning moves in advance rather than quick reactions. The game includes colorful visuals, original music with Australian Aboriginal influences, and controls intended for players of any age. Its levels introduce environmental objects such as bombs, portals, and lasers as part of the route to each checkpoint. The game supports English, Russian, Ukrainian, Latvian, Portuguese, French, and Chinese.
How Australian trip plays
- 01Sokoban puzzles
- Levels center on arranging movable objects and calculating routes before reaching the checkpoint.
- 02Interactive obstacles
- Routes use boxes, portals, conveyor belts, lasers, bombs, and opal stones.
- 03Achievement items
- Energetic elements can be gathered during levels to obtain achievements.
- 04Australia map
- The levels are distributed across a map representing Australia.
- 05Seven languages
- Text and other listed language support cover English, Russian, Ukrainian, Latvian, Portuguese, French, and Chinese.
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Australian trip: platforms & release
Is Australian trip worth it?
It is worth it if: puzzle players who enjoy Sokoban-style movement and route planning. Skip it if: players seeking fast combat, reflex challenges, or action-focused gameplay.
Where can I download Australian trip?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Australian trip's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Australian trip on?
Windows and Linux.
