Push-Over

PUZZLE 1992

Push-Over, released in 1992 by Ocean Software, is a clever puzzle-platformer that challenges players with intricate logic and strategy. The game puts players in the role of G.I. Ant, an industrious ant tasked with retrieving lost packets of Quavers (a popular snack) that have been scattered across complex puzzle-filled levels.

Each level in Push-Over consists of a series of dominoes that need to be arranged and triggered in a precise sequence to create a chain reaction and open the exit. The game introduces various types of dominoes, each with unique properties, such as splitters, bridges, and exploders, adding layers of complexity and strategic planning. Players must think ahead and experiment with different arrangements to solve puzzles efficiently.

Push-Over is celebrated for its engaging and challenging gameplay, which requires a mix of trial-and-error and logical problem-solving. The game’s crisp visuals, intuitive mechanics, and satisfying puzzle design have cemented it as a classic in the puzzle genre. Its unique blend of strategy and fun has kept it memorable among retro gaming enthusiasts, making it a standout title from the early '90s.

Genre: PUZZLE
Release: 1992
Developer: Red Rat Software
Publisher: Ocean Software

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Tip: Press Alt + Enter to toggle fullscreen mode

Quick tips — new to MS-DOS games?

Click inside the game to give it keyboard/mouse focus.
Ctrl + F10 — release or re-capture the mouse cursor.
Saving varies by game — look for Save in the in-game menu (Esc or F1), or try F5 / F7.
Some games use passwords instead of saves — note it down!
Controls are often shown on the game's intro or title screen — don't skip them.
🖥️ CRT filter is on by default for that authentic monitor look. Toggle it with Alt+F7 or the CRT: ON/OFF button in the bottom-right corner of the game. Your preference is remembered.