Dangleverse vs HomePucks

Stick and puck become a joystick in the Dangleverse! Rush down an endless frozen river in Dangleverse's premiere game... Odd Man Rush! ◉ REAL DANGLES Move the puck sideways to go left and right, move the puck forward to jump or toe drag to slide. ◉ FUN COLLECTIBLES Collect coins, gems, balloons, and slides while avoiding the obstacles that come your way. ◉ FOR ALL SKILL LEVELS For kids, beer leaguers, or elite prospects... we've got a level for you. ◉ OBSTACLES Each level includes dozens of obstacle configurations which test your skill and promote rapid improvement. ◉ TUTORIAL LEVEL A tutorial shows you the ropes so you'll be chasing high scores in no time. ◉ PLAY ANYWHERE Play on any surface: synthetic tiles, asphalt, concrete, carpet... or even straight on your new hardwood floors! ◉ PUCKS OR BALLS You can use a regular puck, Xenopuck, Green Biscuit or any training/street hockey ball. Regular pucks and Xenopucks work best with a white surface and white tape on your stick blade. ◉ DEVICES Make sure to install the Dangleverse app on two devices: 1. iPhone (A13 chip or newer), iPad (A12X chip or newer) for puck tracking 2. iPad, iPhone, Apple TV streaming box, Mac (M1 chip or newer) for gameplay screen ◉ TRACKING Tracking device should be positioned 36-48" (0.9-1.2m) above the ground with rear cameras facing down at your stick handling area. ◉ FINE PRINT → Dangleverse is free to download, but access to games requires a purchase → For support please email us at support@dangleverse.com → Links to our terms of service and privacy policy can be found at https://dangleverse.com

HomePucks — follow your NHL team by competing with your friends to make the best picks. HomePucks turns your team's season into a season-long competition with the people you watch hockey with. Pick a club, gather your group, and every week you're all making picks from the same team — your team — to see who reads it best. No drafts. No waiver wire. No managing players you don't care about. Just you, your team, your friends, and a season's worth of bragging rights. How it works Each pool is built around a single NHL team. Every week, you and the other members pick seven players from that team: one from each of its four forward lines and three defense pairs. You also call the score of each of its games. The better your guys play, the more points you score. Climb the standings, defend the lead, take the pool. What's in the app - Private pools — invite your group chat, family, or coworkers with a link. - Weekly player and game picks for your team — every week is an opportunity to make the best predictions. - Game Day picks — short, prop-style calls on tonight's game that lock at puck drop and pay off the same night. - Live scoring — points update through the night as your players score, set up goals, and throw hits. - Standings & leaderboards — weekly results plus a season-long race. - Pool chat — trash talk lives where the games do, not buried in a group thread. - Push notifications — pick reminders before lock, and a heads-up when the pool is talking. - Playoff Mode — when the bracket takes over, the pool rides your team through the run. Your team not make it or get eliminated? No worries, you can switch to a backup team to follow! Why we charge for it HomePucks is built and run by an avid hockey fan, just like you. Every pool starts free. After that, the commissioner buys one Season Ticket for the whole pool: one payment for the season, not a subscription, and members never pay. That keeps the lights on: live NHL data, servers, push infrastructure, and the time to keep building. Every dollar goes back into the app. What we're spending it on: more ways to play. More game modes. More moments worth talking to your pool about. The goal is to bring your team's season to life for the people you care about, and give you new things to argue over every year. Who it's for Fans who want a game built around the team they follow. Casual fans who don't want to manage a daily lineup across the whole NHL. Anyone who's ever said "we should start a pool this year" and never quite pulled it off.