Push Noob

ABOUT THE GAME

Push Noob is a lighthearted physics-based adventure game where your main goal is simple: knock stubborn characters off platforms using well-aimed snowballs. Instead of fast action or combat, the game focuses on timing, angles, and understanding how objects react when they collide. Each level is built around height, balance, and momentum, turning every push into a small puzzle.

The charm of Push Noob comes from its ragdoll physics. Characters wobble, bounce, and tumble in unpredictable ways, making every successful knockdown feel earned and amusing. You are not punished for experimenting. In fact, trial and error is part of the fun. The more you understand how the physics behave, the more diamonds you can collect from clean, efficient falls.

Unlike many adventure games, Push Noob does not rush you. Levels encourage patience and observation. A careless throw may barely move the target, while a well-planned bounce can send them flying. This balance between calm pacing and satisfying results makes the game easy to start but surprisingly engaging over time.

How to Play

Each level places one or more characters on platforms or structures above the ground. Your task is to knock them off using snowballs. You are given a limited number of throws, so accuracy matters.

Snowballs interact with the environment before hitting the target. They can bounce off surfaces, roll along edges, or hit multiple objects in a single throw. When a character loses balance and falls off the platform, you earn diamonds based on how clean and effective the knockdown was.

Some levels introduce obstacles or awkward angles that require indirect shots. These stages are less about power and more about understanding how the snowball will travel after impact.

Controls

Mouse:

Click and hold to aim your snowball
Release to throw

Keyboard:

No keyboard controls are used in this game

Touch (Mobile):

Tap and drag to aim
Release your finger to throw

Tips & Strategies

Aim for balance points instead of the body. Hitting the edge under a character often works better than direct hits.
Use walls and platforms to your advantage. A bounced snowball can create stronger movement than a straight throw.
Watch how the first throw affects the environment before using the next one.
Save powerful angles for later throws when the character is already unstable.
Focus on clean knockdowns. Smooth falls usually reward more diamonds than messy collisions.

What most players misunderstand about Push Noob is that strength matters less than placement. Many new players throw snowballs directly at the character and expect instant results. In reality, the game rewards subtlety. A small shift in balance can be more effective than a strong hit.

Another common issue is rushing throws. When players fire snowballs quickly, they miss how the environment reacts. Platforms may tilt slightly, or the character may move into a worse position for themselves. Waiting a second and observing these changes often turns an average attempt into a perfect one. Push Noob quietly teaches patience. The players who earn the most diamonds are not the fastest, but the ones who treat each throw like a small physics experiment.