PICO PARK Push or Jump Set: World Set 6 Guide
PICO PARK Push or Jump is set 6 of 12 in World Mode: four stages built around jumping and shoving objects as a team to reach the goal of each level.
Sources checked 2026-11-12 · Independent fan wiki · Single-sourced claims are marked inline
"Push or jump" is set 6 of 12 in PICO PARK's World Mode — four of the game's 48 levels, one of the twelve themed sets. The set's name and what its levels do come from Wikipedia and the community PICO PARK wiki (Fandom), not the official site: the official PICO PARK page confirms 48 levels but publishes no set list and no stage names.
The set at a glance
| Game | PICO PARK — 48 levels in World Mode |
| Mode | World Mode, one of the official three (world, battle, endless) |
| Set | 6 of 12 |
| Stages | 4, numbered 1–4 by this site |
| Name source | Wikipedia and the community PICO PARK wiki (Fandom), not the official site |
What the set's levels do
Stages are built around jumping and pushing objects, so the team has to shift and climb together to reach the goal.
The rules every World Mode level shares
Every one of the 48 levels is cleared the same official way: the team picks up the key, opens the door with it, and reaches the goal together. The official page adds two things that shape every set — each level adjusts its terrain to the number of players (the page shows 2-, 4- and 8-player examples), and all 48 levels carry gimmicks built specifically for multiplayer. PICO PARK lists exactly three modes (world, battle and endless); when the community wiki calls World Mode one of "five gamemodes", that is its own grouping, which appears to count local and online play as separate modes.
The four stages
The official site does not name or document any individual stage, so each of the four below is an honest stub — what the level actually asks of you is not yet sourced:
- Push or jump — Set 6, Level 1 — not yet sourced
- Push or jump — Set 6, Level 2 — not yet sourced
- Push or jump — Set 6, Level 3 — not yet sourced
- Push or jump — Set 6, Level 4 — not yet sourced
Naming caveats
No name on this page comes from TECOPARK. The official PICO PARK page gives the 48-level count, the key-and-door goal and the player-scaled terrain, while the set names and themes above are quoted from Wikipedia and the PICO PARK wiki, whose lists agree with each other on the order. When official material names stages, these pages can grow real walkthroughs; until then, nothing here invents one. See the PICO PARK level index for all 12 sets, or the PICO PARK overview for the game itself.
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