Geo Push Master
By @GaoSong
Navigate a grid to push colored blocks onto designated target circles without trapping them against walls.
How to play
- Move your character up, down, left, or right through the grid.
- Walk into a square block to push it one space forward.
- Maneuver every block onto an outlined circular target to win.
- Use the undo or reset buttons if a block gets stuck.
Controls
- Touch
- Swipe across the screen or tap the on-screen directional pad to move.
- Keyboard
- Use the Arrow keys or WASD to move, and press U to undo.
- Mouse
- Click the on-screen directional pad buttons to move your character.
More about this game
Your goal is to maneuver a round player character through a confined grid to push square blocks onto outlined target zones. The core loop involves planning your path because blocks can only be pushed forward, never pulled. As you progress through the four distinct stages, the layouts become tighter and require more complex maneuvering to avoid trapping pieces in corners. A level ends successfully when every block rests on a target, triggering a victory screen that displays your total move count.
Tips
- Blocks cannot be pulled, so never push a block into a corner unless a target is already located exactly there, or it will be permanently stuck.
- Keep an eye on your move counter at the top left to challenge yourself to solve the four levels as efficiently as possible without wasting steps.
- If you make a mistake, press the U key or the undo button to reverse your last action instead of resetting the entire board from scratch.
Questions
How many levels are there?
There are four specific puzzle levels to complete: First Push, Side Step, Twofold, and Corner Logic. The game automatically cycles to the next one after you win.
Can I pull a block backward?
No, the game rules only allow you to push blocks forward one space at a time. If you trap a block against a wall, you must undo it.
What happens when I finish a level?
A victory modal appears showing the level name and the exact number of moves you took to solve it, along with a button to load the next puzzle.