Push – How Far Will You Push Your Luck? 🃏🎲

Flip cards one at a time, fill up to three stacks with no repeats of colour or number, then stop and take the stack with the highest value – or push your luck too far and lose it all. Push is a push-your-luck card game by Prospero Hall from Ravensburger, for 2–6 players aged 8+, about 20 minutes.

On your turn, you flip the top card of the draw deck and place it in one of up to three stacks. No stack may contain the same number or colour twice. When you decide to stop, you take the stack with the highest value and sort it into your bench; the other players then take the remaining stacks, one each, in clockwise order. Roll cards mean danger: whoever takes a stack with a roll card rolls the die and discards all cards of the rolled colour from their bench. If you flip a card that fits in no stack, you have pushed too far: you get no stack, and you roll the die and lose the matching cards from your bench. Instead of flipping, you can bank all cards of one colour from your bench. When the deck is empty and all stacks are taken, the highest total wins. The box contains 120 cards (90 number cards, 18 roll cards and 12 switch cards) and 1 die.

🃏 Three Stacks

No repeated colour or number.

✋ Stop in Time

Take the top stack.

🎲 Roll Cards

Lose a colour from your bench.

🏦 Bank Cards

Keep your points safe.

Why You'll Love It:

• ⚡ Quick: about 20 minutes.
• 👥 2 to 6 Players: from age 8.
• 😬 Tension: every flip counts. More ideas among our card games.

Quick facts

• Players: 2–6
• Age: 8+
• Playing time: about 20 minutes
• Designer: Prospero Hall
• Publisher: Ravensburger
• Contents: 120 cards (90 number cards, 18 roll cards, 12 switch cards), 1 die
• Language: English

What happens if I push too far? You get no stack and roll the die to lose matching cards from your bench.
How do I protect my points? Skip a turn of flipping and bank one colour from your bench.

Flip the first card – and know when to stop. 🃏

⚠️ Warning: Choking hazard – small parts. Not for children under 3 years.