Hockey League
Drag your stick to outmaneuver defenders and score goals in 7v7 field hockey.
How to play
- Select Casual or Custom mode to start a 75-second match.
- Move your active player using the joystick or keyboard.
- Pass the ball to open teammates to advance up the field.
- Enter the scoring circle and shoot to score a goal.
- Switch players and tackle opponents to win the ball back.
Controls
- Touch
- Use the joystick to move, and tap buttons to pass, shoot, switch, or tackle.
- Keyboard
- Move with WASD or Arrows; use J, K, L, and Space for actions.
- Mouse
- Drag the joystick to move, and click buttons to pass, shoot, switch, or tackle.
More about this game
Hockey League is a fast-paced 7v7 field hockey game where you control a team of players aiming to score more goals than the opponent within 75 seconds. You must maneuver the ball into the scoring circle before taking a shot. The game offers a Casual mode for a relaxed match and a Custom mode with Easy, Medium, and Hard opponent difficulties. A match ends when the 75-second timer runs out, and the team with the most goals wins.
Tips
- You can only score if you shoot from inside the 87-radius circle. Shots from outside will not count, so get close before striking.
- Use the pass button to quickly move the ball up the field. Passing travels at a speed of 340, helping you avoid defenders easily.
- Tackling has a 0.65-second cooldown, so time your tackles carefully. You must be within 36 to 40 units of the ball carrier to win possession.
Questions
How long is a match?
Each match lasts for exactly 75 seconds. The team with the most goals at the end of the time wins. If you are losing, you might get a 20-second rematch offer.
Why can't I score a goal?
You must be inside the scoring circle to take a valid shot. The game will tell you to 'GET INSIDE THE CIRCLE' if you try to shoot from too far away.
What do the difficulty levels change?
Difficulty levels in Custom mode adjust the opponent's chase speed, carry speed, tackle distance, keeper speed, and passing accuracy. Hard mode features tight marking and a sharper keeper.