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About One More Push: Tap Game

Push, Climb, Collect, Rest: As Sisyphus did, you push a boulder up a mountain toward an impossible goal. This time, the journey is yours to shape. Travel across seven lands of fantasy and magic, and gather treasures along the way for your only companion in this world: your Boulder. The full game plays offline, requires no account, and every purchase is cosmetic only, no gameplay benefits. THE CLIMB Tap to push. Every standard climb ends at the summit balance challenge: tilt your device to keep the Boulder poised at the peak, or steer by touch. Endless climbs measure how far you can truly push. Will you take the mountain one summit at a time, or see how high one run can go? SEVEN LANDS Begin on Green Mountain, then journey onward to realms of frost, ember, marsh, storm, desert, and starlit void. Each carries its own skies, weather, music, and life. True moon phases turn overhead, auroras ribbon across the frozen nights, and storms arrive that you hear before you see them. Will you climb the caldera under fire rain, or cross the marsh at midnight among the fireflys? YOUR BOULDER Earn Pebbles with every push and spend them on more than 500 hand-drawn treasures: stickers, bands, and boulders, from a single leaf to the Realm Relics. A full editor with layers, locks, and saved looks lets you shape your Boulder and show it off or share it as you please. MINI GAMES Between climbs, there is plenty of other content to explore: skip and stack stones, practice your balance at the summit, or throw pebbles into the well. Every day you return, a new reward is waiting. The summit awaits. How far will you push?

What’s new

Version 1.0.2 · Updated September 24, 2026

Seasonal Sets. Ten real-calendar events now each bring a limited-time set: two stickers and a band, sold in the Pebbles Shop only while the event runs and back at the same time next year. Anything you own stays yours for good. Six new Premium stickers. Three fire salamanders, Sunspit, Wispspit and Cinderspit, and the gauntlet that goes with each. The Wishing Well grew. Four new rewards on the ladder: the Obsidian Mace, the Lava Ray, the Prism Maul and the Prism Ray. The Serpent Wind has a secret. Visit its shelf on different days of the week. Redrawn stickers, including the Drakehorn, the Molted Talon, the Rekindled Egg and the Pyrewings. Pebbles come faster. Climbs pay about three times what they did, daily rewards doubled, and the summit bonus now grows with your best peak. General Improvements: Smoother and lighter. Popups, weather and the aurora use far less power, and the floating treasure keeps floating after you tap it. Crash Fixes: Audio rebuilds itself after a phone call or when another app takes the speaker.

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App privacy

The developer, OreFish LLC., reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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