Puck is a multiplayer hockey game that trusts the player to do the hard work. The puck has weight and momentum, so plays are never automatic. A pass that looks perfect can skid wide if you misjudge speed or angle, and a shot that seems routine can bounce off the post in a heartbeat. That unpredictability is the point. It makes every successful play feel earned and every mistake teachable.
Controls are deliberately precise rather than flashy. Small adjustments to stick angle and body position change outcomes in meaningful ways. You learn to read the ice, to nudge the puck into space, to sell a fake with your shoulders and then thread a pass through a seam. Goaltending is its own discipline. Good goalies win games by staying calm, cutting angles, and trusting timing instead of spamming saves.
cool game hard to learn but once your 30-100h you start getting the hang of it reccomend to ppl who want a hard physics based game or wtv
this game is fun with your friends but if you go into public lobbies there's turbo dorks that will annihilate you
Took out the Palestine flag and left the Israeli flag in there? I used to love this game but I never uninstalled a game so fast. Good riddance, stand for something you weak mfs.
this game is very good and the puck physics are great
Pretty good game, easy to get good fast if you actually practice.
However, the gameplay is incredibly ping-dependent. A 30ms increase literally feels like playing in slow motion. The main problem is the major leagues (PHL, PPHL, MHL) strictly use Chicago servers. If you live in the South or West, you're stuck on 60+ ping, playing against someone on...
