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A videogame about friendship and wrestling.
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PolygonMegan FarokhmaneshMay 20168.5/10Push Me Pull You offers simple fun for everyone
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Kill ScreenDavis CoxMay 201680/100Everyone should be squirming to play Push Me Pull You
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Video ChumsA.J. MaciejewskiMay 20167.7/10Push Me Pull You is one of the best local multiplayer games that I've ever played.
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DestructoidJordan DevoreMay 20166.5/10I have to stress how exceptionally polished it is across the board. The designers nailed the clean, friendly presentation, and early on, I was so ready to love the game because it makes such a wonderful first impression. But at its core, there's a lack of depth to keep this from being much more than a fleeting joy. It's the kind of oddball party novelty you play once with a group, get your fill of, and don't touch again until the next distant get-together.
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IGDB rating 7.3/10 from 8 ratings.
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