Quick answer

Unfold the mat on a flat surface, align the official Oshi Push play zones for two players, and secure the edges to prevent curling during play.

Why the oversized layout helps

The Hidden Links Oversized 2-Player Setup Playmat mirrors the official Oshi Push play zones, so you can learn and play without guessing where cards go. The extra surface area also gives each player room for their hand and deck without overlapping.

Because the mat is larger than a standard playmat, you need a table that is at least 24 by 36 inches. A smaller surface forces the mat to hang over the edge, which can cause cards to slide off or the mat to curl.

Common setup mistakes to avoid

Do not place the mat on a textured or dirty surface. The underside can pick up debris, which may transfer to cards or cause the mat to slip during play.

Avoid folding the mat when storing it. Rolling it loosely (print side out) prevents permanent creases that can interfere with card placement.

Oshi Push Oversized Playmat Setup Steps

  1. Clear and measure your table: Remove any objects from the table and confirm it is at least 24 by 36 inches. A smaller table will leave part of the mat unsupported, which can cause cards to slide off. If your table is too small, place a rigid board or another mat underneath for support.
  2. Unroll the mat print side up: Place the mat on the table with the Akiko artwork facing up. Let it sit for a few minutes to flatten naturally. Do not force the edges down immediately, as the material may need time to relax. If the edges still curl after 10 minutes, gently roll the mat in the opposite direction for a few seconds and then lay it flat again.
  3. Align the play zones for two players: Position the mat so the official Oshi Push play zones face each player. The oversized layout should clearly show each player’s deck area, hand zone, and card slots. Adjust until both sides feel balanced. Double-check that the play zones are not reversed. The mat is designed for two players, so each side should mirror the other.
  4. Secure the mat for play: If the table surface is smooth, place a non-slip mat or a thin cloth underneath to prevent sliding. For tournaments or long sessions, use mat clips or light weights at the corners. Avoid tape or adhesive on the mat surface, as it can damage the print or leave residue.
  5. Store the mat properly after use: Roll the mat loosely with the print side facing outward. Store it in a tube or a flat drawer away from direct sunlight and moisture. Do not fold or stack heavy objects on top. A storage tube keeps dust off the surface and prevents accidental creases during transport.

Product facts

  • Oshi Push Hidden Links: Oversized Playmat 2-Player Set Up Akiko Edition: The mat features artwork of Akiko, Japanime Games’ in-house VTuber, and is designed exclusively for Oshi Push. The themed artwork makes it easy to identify your play area while adding a personal touch to your game table.

    Oshi Push Hidden Links: Oversized Playmat 2-Player Set Up Akiko Edition

    Oshi Push Hidden Links: Oversized Playmat 2-Player Set Up Akiko Edition