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Push It!

PUSH IT! is a local split-control co-op game about two operators running an unstable emergency reactor.

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July 9, 2026
23 days ago
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About the Game

PUSH IT! is a local split-control co-op game about two operators running an unstable emergency reactor.

Each round, the grid demands a new power load. Both players choose at the same time: stabilize the core or push for more output. Progress gets you closer to victory, but every megawatt costs heat, stability, and system failure risk.

Play together on one device with keyboard + gamepad or two keyboard zones. Watch the reactor, argue over risk, time your boosts, and keep the station alive until the end of the shift.

Features:

  • Local co-op on one screen;

  • Two operators with separate control panels;

  • Fast simultaneous-choice rounds;

  • Risk streaks and output multipliers;

  • Solo mode with an AI partner;

  • Duel mode: compete for personal output without losing the shared reactor;

  • Keyboard and single-gamepad support;

  • Every megawatt has a price.