How to Play

Push Pull Survival — tactical turn-based board game on a 10×10 board. Three armies. Eight cards. Last army standing wins.

How a turn works

Last army standing wins

Hand of 3 · shared deck of 8 types · play one card per turn

Push: shove a chain of pieces in one direction (card value = chain length). Blocked by: board edge or a piece with no room to move.

Tip Chain-push enemy pieces off the edge.

Pull: yank enemy pieces toward you (card value = max distance); pieces pulled off the edge are eliminated. Blocked by: your own pieces in the way.

Tip Yank foes toward you — or off the board.

Drill: instantly eliminate any single piece on the board — yours, theirs, or any bot. Cannot be blocked.

Tip Snip a key blocker or a last survivor.

Magnet: pull ALL pieces within radius inward toward the target cell (card value = radius). Affects friends and foes equally.

Tip Cluster enemies, then finish with Push.

Explosion: blast every piece in a radius (card value = radius) — friend and foe alike. Pieces on the edge of the blast survive if outside the radius.

Tip Clear a packed pocket — mind your own army.

Swap: tap two pieces anywhere on the board to exchange their positions. Cannot be blocked; works on any two pieces.

Tip Teleport a piece onto a lethal edge line.

Charge: rush one of your pieces forward in a straight line, destroying enemies in the path. Blocked by: your own pieces.

Tip Ram a thin enemy line for multi-kills.

Quake: every piece shifts one cell in a random direction. Pieces shifted off the edge are eliminated.

Tip Chaos equalizer when edges are crowded.

Holes — Empty cells pieces can slide into. Plan chains through open space.
Edge danger — Pieces pushed or pulled off the board are eliminated for good.
Elimination — Lose all pieces and you're out. Last army with pieces standing wins.

If all remaining players are eliminated on the same resolution, the match is a draw.

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