BoxRob 2 is a puzzle-platform game by 7Spot Games where you control a small robotic forklift, collect cargo boxes, and place every box into the correct loading area of a truck.
The basic idea sounds simple, but later stages ask you to think about movement order, platform positions, switches, and how to reach boxes that are not sitting on an easy path. The second game also gives the forklift a more flexible grabbing system, making the puzzles feel less like ordinary driving and more like small physics challenges.
| Game Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Game | BoxRob 2 |
| Developer | 7Spot Games |
| Genre | Puzzle, Platform |
| Gameplay | Collect cargo boxes and load them into the correct truck slots |
| Controls | A/D, W, mouse click or tap |
| Supported Devices | Desktop, Phone, Tablet |
| Release Date | February 17, 2022 |
| Latest Poki Update | December 2023 |
| Current Rating | 4.2 |
| Current Votes | 164K+ |
| Main Character | Robotic forklift |
| Multiplayer | Single-player |
Poki directly credits 7Spot Games and lists BoxRob 2 under its platform and puzzle categories.
How BoxRob 2 Works
Each level contains one or more boxes that need to be moved into their correct destination.
Your job is to:
- Move around the stage
- Reach every cargo box
- Pick boxes up
- Carry or reposition them
- Use switches when needed
- Place every box into its matching truck area
The level finishes once all required cargo has been placed correctly.
BoxRob 2 Controls
The current Poki controls are:
- A: Move left
- D: Move right
- W: Jump
- Left Mouse Click: Pick up boxes
- Tap: Pick up boxes on touch devices
Poki confirms the same setup across its current listings.
Start By Looking At The Full Puzzle
Before immediately moving the first box, look at the whole stage.
Try to identify:
- Where the boxes are
- Where each one needs to go
- Which platforms can be reached
- Whether a switch controls another part of the level
- Which route is blocked
Later levels often depend on doing things in the right order.
Moving A Box Too Early Can Cause Problems
Some puzzles are easy because you simply collect a box and take it to the truck.
Others require a sequence.
Poki specifically says later levels may need special moves or a particular order of actions.
That means one box may need to stay where it is until another part of the level has been solved.
The Forklift Has A Flexible Grabber
BoxRob 2 changes the forklift design from the original game.
Instead of only behaving like a traditional forklift, the vehicle has a more flexible mechanical grabbing system.
That lets you reach boxes from more unusual positions and gives the sequel more puzzle possibilities.
Picking Up Boxes Is The Main Action
Most of the game revolves around moving cargo.
When you are close enough to a box, use the mouse or touch control to pick it up.
Then move carefully toward the place where it belongs.
Boxes Must Go Into Their Correct Slots
You cannot simply leave cargo anywhere near the truck.
Poki says every box needs to be placed in its appropriate slot.
That gives every stage a clear completion rule.
Some Levels Are Mostly About Movement
Early stages are usually easier.
They help you understand:
- Driving
- Jumping
- Picking up boxes
- Carrying cargo
These simpler stages act as a tutorial without needing a long explanation screen.
Later Levels Become More Complicated
Poki specifically notes that BoxRob 2 becomes harder as you progress.
Later stages can combine:
- Platforms
- Buttons
- Hard-to-reach boxes
- Movement sequences
- More complicated cargo placement
The controls stay the same even though the puzzles become harder.
Buttons Can Change The Level
Some stages include buttons or switches.
These can affect platforms or other parts of the puzzle.
If a route looks completely blocked, look for a button before assuming the level cannot be completed.
Order Matters In Some Puzzles
A useful question is:
What needs to happen first?
You may need to:
- Reach one switch.
- Move a box.
- Use the new path.
- Return for another box.
- Load the truck.
Thinking about order can save several failed attempts.
Jumping Helps You Reach Higher Areas
Press W to jump.
Jumping is useful for moving between platforms and reaching boxes that are not on the same level as the truck.
The jump system is simple, but the level design makes positioning important.
Do Not Drop A Box In An Awkward Place
If you release a box somewhere difficult to reach, you may create extra work for yourself.
Before letting go, check whether the forklift can easily reach that position again.
This matters more in tighter puzzle sections.
Use Open Space When Carrying Cargo
Carrying a box can make a narrow route feel harder.
If there is more than one possible path, the wider route may be easier to use.
The goal is not to rush.
It is to get every box into the right place.
Physics Are Part Of The Game
BoxRob 2 uses physics-based movement.
Defold’s official development article explains that the BoxRob series used a Box2D-based physics system through a native extension.
That helps explain why boxes and the forklift feel like physical objects rather than simple grid pieces.
BoxRob Was Built With Defold
Defold published a technical article about how the BoxRob trilogy was made.
The article confirms that the games targeted HTML5 and were designed to keep browser build sizes small.
This is one reason the series works well as a lightweight browser game.
BoxRob 2 Was Finished Before Public Release
Defold’s development timeline says:
- BoxRob 1 was ready for soft launch on September 22, 2021
- BoxRob 2 and BoxRob 3 were completed on October 19, 2021
BoxRob 2 was then released publicly on Poki in February 2022.
Public Release Date
A localized Poki page gives the exact date:
February 17, 2022.
The English Poki page lists the broader release month as February 2022.
For Mopoga, February 17, 2022 is the strongest verified release date.
Latest Poki Update
Poki currently lists:
Latest update: December 2023.
This is the safest update field to use for the current Poki browser version.
Current BoxRob 2 Rating
The latest English Poki listing shows approximately:
4.2 from 164,745 votes.
Because the number keeps changing, the cleaner publishing format is:
4.2 from 164K+ votes
Desktop Play
Poki officially supports desktop computers.
On desktop:
- A and D control horizontal movement
- W jumps
- Mouse click grabs boxes
The larger screen can make later puzzle layouts easier to read.
Phone Play
Poki also officially supports phones.
Touch controls replace mouse input where needed.
The puzzle structure remains the same.
Tablet Play
Tablets are supported too.
A larger touchscreen can be useful because you still get mobile controls while seeing more of the stage.
BoxRob 2 Is Single-Player
Poki does not advertise any local or online multiplayer mode.
BoxRob 2 is best described as a single-player puzzle-platform game.
You solve each cargo challenge on your own.
BoxRob 2 Is The Second Main Game
The series order begins with:
BoxRob → BoxRob 2 → BoxRob 3
Poki directly links both the first game and BoxRob 3 from the developer’s catalogue.
BoxRob Came First
The original BoxRob uses the same broad idea of loading cargo with a robotic forklift.
Poki records the first game as released on November 1, 2021.
BoxRob 2 builds on that foundation with a more flexible design and harder puzzle sequences.
BoxRob 3 Came Later
Poki currently lists BoxRob 3 among 7Spot Games’ related titles.
It continues the same puzzle and cargo-loading series.
Players who enjoy BoxRob 2 therefore have a direct sequel available.
Who Created BoxRob 2?
BoxRob 2 was created by 7Spot Games.
Poki credits 7Spot Games directly.
Defold’s development article also discusses BoxRob as a 7Spot Games project.
Other 7Spot Games
Poki currently connects 7Spot Games with titles including:
- BoxRob
- BoxRob 3
- Duo Survival
- Duo Survival 2
- Duo Survival 3
- Duo Vikings
- ZOOM-BE
- ZOOM-BE 2
- ZOOM-BE 3
- Lands of Blight
- Cow Bay
- Ninja Mouse
- Truck Loader 5
Lands of Blight Comes From The Same Developer
Lands of Blight is another 7Spot Games title, but its survival gameplay is completely different from BoxRob 2.
The main connection is the developer.
Duo Survival Is Another Puzzle Series
Duo Survival also comes from 7Spot Games.
It focuses more on character cooperation and environmental puzzles, while BoxRob 2 is centered on cargo and mechanical movement.
Both still reward thinking about the correct order of actions.
Truck Loader Is A Natural Related Game
Poki also connects 7Spot Games with several Truck Loader titles.
That is especially relevant because Truck Loader also focuses on moving cargo with a machine.
Players who enjoy BoxRob 2 may recognize some similar puzzle ideas.
Common BoxRob 2 Mistakes
One common mistake is moving every box immediately without checking what the level expects.
Another is forgetting to use buttons before trying an impossible route.
Players can also leave a box somewhere that blocks their own movement.
A better approach is to understand the full stage before committing to complicated cargo moves.
A Better Way To Play
Start by looking at the whole level.
Find every box.
Locate the truck slots.
Check for buttons and moving platforms.
Decide which box should be handled first.
Move carefully.
If something goes wrong, retry with only one part of the sequence changed.
A useful puzzle rhythm is:
inspect → plan → move → grab → place → recheck
Related Categories
- Puzzle Games
- Platform Games
- Robot Games
- Truck Games
- Physics Games
- Brain Games
- Mobile Games
- Single-Player Games
Poki currently connects it with Brain, Skill, Platform, Puzzle, Car, Robot, Truck, and Tractor categories.
What Makes BoxRob 2 Different?
BoxRob 2 takes a simple warehouse-style idea and turns it into a puzzle-platform game.
You move a robotic forklift.
Jump between platforms.
Use a flexible grabber.
Collect cargo.
Think about the correct sequence.
Then place every box in its proper truck slot.
The controls stay small, but the level design gradually becomes more demanding. That balance makes the sequel easy to understand while still giving later stages enough puzzle depth to feel different from the first few levels.


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