push fight game

Push Fight is an excellent modern abstract designed by Brett Picotte in 1980. It was named one of the best two-player games by New York Magazine (two years in a row), it was studied and written about at MIT.

The object of Push Fight is to push one of your opponent's game pieces off the board.

Redesigned by Wood!deas: Minimalism based on the functions of the pieces. Pieces are simplified to better perform their functions: push/do not push, accept anchor/do not accept anchor. Magnets built into the board hold the pieces in the right places, which allows not to lose the dynamism of the game. 

Agreed with the author and copyright holder Brett Picotte.