Otherwise, hacks will be available later in the game. If tutorials are disabled, hacks will be available at the beginning of the game. The total number of hacks is shown on the screen, but does not change when hacks are used. There are always twice as many hacks as aliens in the game.
When an alien is hacked, they will receive a human prompt when tested. When a human is hacked, they will receive an alien prompt when tested. Hacks allow aliens to hack any player, including themselves. This is also the screen that grants the aliens the ability to hack other players. The probe screen allows players to see the history of how players responded in previous Testing Rooms. Players must write an answer to the prompt, while aliens receive a prompt that is slightly different. Players will receive a prompt, usually a "fill-in-the-blank" or a question. Players must draw what is prompted, while aliens receive a prompt that is slightly different. The Alien(s) can also hack and give different glyphs to the hacked player. The Bioscanner has a five-minute cooldown. The Bioscanner is only activated further into the game and can be chosen regardless of the other testing rooms. Scanning a player will reveal the player's identity, but only the captain will receive this information. If both players choose correctly, then the captain may choose any player to "scan". The two players must select the glyphs on their device that match the captain's description. The captain receives three of those glyphs and must describe them to the two players. Two players that are chosen by the captain see a screen with ten glyphs. Aliens do not see the scenario and must choose from the decisions blindly. Players receive a fictional scenario with three possible decisions and must pick the decision they would most likely make. Aliens receive a slightly different prompt. Players receive a prompt and must provide their level of agreement by choosing "Strongly Disagree", "Slightly Disagree", "Slightly Agree", or "Strongly Agree". Playing in a call with the rest of your fellow players is highly recommended. This results in responses that are different from the others. In most cases, aliens receive prompts that are slightly different from what human receive. Testing rooms include writing, drawing, rating, morality, codes, and more.
The captain chooses a testing room and the players they want to test. In each round, a player at random is chosen as the 'captain'. If at least one alien is not found, the aliens win. The goal is to figure out who all of the aliens are and jettison them off the ship. In Push the Button, all players are on board a spaceship, but some players are secretly aliens. Push the Button's concept is similar to the concept of Fakin' It and other mafia-inspired games, in which a player has to blend in with other players and conceal their identity. Push the Button is one of the games featured in The Jackbox Party Pack 6.
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