Goal and controls
The goal is to send the puck into the computer goal while protecting your own. Move with Arrow keys or W A S D and use Space/Enter when the action control is available.
Strategy as the CPU gets harder
Small movements are usually stronger than chasing the puck to every corner. A controlled hit from the side can change the puck angle and make it harder for the CPU to return. When the puck is moving toward your goal, defence should come before trying to set up the next attack.
What children can practice
The game can support visual tracking, reaction control and angle awareness. It also encourages players to alternate between defensive and attacking decisions within a very short time.
Three practical tips
- Stay between the puck and your goal whenever the CPU has the better position.
- Use the side of the paddle to create angled shots instead of always hitting straight.
- Do not over-correct after a fast rebound; let the puck direction become clear first.