Fire 'n Ice, AKA Solomon's Key 2, is a NES/Famicom game that has you solving lots of block-pushing puzzles. Lots of games of that sort out there (starting with Sokoban I believe), but this one has a bit of a twist to it with its fire and ice mechanics. You play as a mage named Dana (...is that a boy's name?) who can create a block of ice specifically below himself at a diagonal. It's kind of weird, but eventually you sort of get used to it. Your goal is to put out all the fires in the level, by either smashing them with blocks of ice or by pushing blocks of ice into them (the blocks slide across flat surfaces, Pengo-style).

All in all not a bad game, and definitely a step up from the first Solomon's Quest (which tries to be half-platformer, half-puzzle solving and IMO doesn't do great at either). Like most games of this sort, it starts out easy enough and eventually gets incredibly difficult. I had to quit in one of the last worlds, because it was just way too many steps to solving each puzzle. If you like brain teasers though this is a good one, I recommend giving it a shot especially if you have NES Online for the Switch (which will let you rewind, should you mess up on step 78 of 82 in a difficult puzzle).