
PushSB is a freshly updated skateboarding simulation for iOS and Android.
It offers a more authentic take on the genre with responsive, touch-based controls.
Though still in its early stages, PushSB has already drawn attention from skateboarding enthusiasts.
Skateboarding has long been a compelling theme in gaming—hardly surprising, given the real-world risk of injury when attempting complex tricks. Yet, mobile platforms have seen relatively little skate action, making PushSB’s recent update particularly noteworthy.
Visually, PushSB doesn’t break new ground, but this indie skate sim delivers precise control for executing a range of basic tricks—manuals, power slides, and grinds—rendered in surprisingly lifelike, if low-poly, graphics.
It may not dethrone Tony Hawk on mobile (remember Shred Session?), but PushSB has held steady at #11 for weeks, signaling strong appeal among players craving a more realistic skating experience.

PushSB isn’t just a temporary offering—developer surfing_pools has pledged additional key features in future updates. The latest patch introduced new maps, refined mechanics, and improved UI elements.
What could elevate PushSB from a niche experiment to a genuine hit is more frequent updates and finer polish. Right now, it delivers all the core elements you’d expect from a skate sim, and its touch controls make it feel genuinely designed for mobile. With that potential, we’ll be watching closely to see where PushSB heads next.
In the meantime, if you’re giving PushSB more time to evolve, consider exploring our list of the best sports simulations on Android for more athletic experiences.