PUSH Rules and 2p Playthrough - Meeple Overboard

Learn all you need to know to play the simple push your luck game, aptly named PUSH! Designed by Prospero Hall and published by Ravensburger, this is a hit that can be played with friends, family, and any level of gamer.

[@Fabulist]

We just received Push today as a birthday present and this was the best explanation/example I encountered. Thanks!

[@MeepleOverboard]

Wow, thank you! That's awesome, and I hope you enjoy the game. I miss using it as a lunch-time game at my job. Always was a big hit with my coworkers.

[@jillmiller3500]

She should've had to roll the dice at 11:19 right?

[@Sportslover-tu7cn]

This was very helpful and I now realize I played it wrong thank you for such a clear, thorough explanation

[@fredman1085]

Great video. You really make the game seem fun, which I'm sure it is once you get used to it. I'll see in a couple of hours:)

[@spyrodragonsbane3076]

I had this game in my hands at a board game shop, read the rules and wasn't impressed enough to buy it. However after seeing this playthrough I can't wait to go back and buy a deck!

[@jameskirk4692]

Thank you for this playthrough of this game. I love you two playing games on camera.

[@daeve8039]

Fantastic explanation to this game! Thank you! It was well-done!

[@alanabis63]

Super helpful to teach us how to play! Thank you 🙂

[@yesminamoreno8093]

Thank you so much this helped a lot !

[@MeepleOverboard]

Awesome, I'm glad! It's such a neat little game, perfect for so many situations.

[@bushibayushi]

It would be too "zero sum" for me to play with two, but it would be excellent for 4 players!

[@scoobydoo316us]

wendy cheated lol. she busted but didn't roll. Thanks for the video. The instructions were a joke.

[@chuckm1961]

Someone "cheats" when they intentionally violate the rules. What is your evidence that Wendy intended to violate the rules? By the way, your comments are childish.

[@kirstennewland6822]

Question: With 2 Players, what happens with 2 Players and 3 Stacks? For example, Player 1 had a good stack and the other 2 stacks had one stack leading in a Roll Card and the other not? Why wouldn’t Player 2 just take the stack without the Roll Card, add to their points in front of them and, discard the stack with the Roll Card? Having a choice with more stacks than players doesn’t’ seem to penalize the opponent very much.

[@ChrisLowResDream]

thanks,really fun filler game :)