Ideas for future features and other things that would help: 1. Feed OCD engagement and “one more run” mentality”. Show the final score briefly. On an IPAD it’s really hard to see, both because of color and font size. Confetti? Balloons?2. Include stats, averages, and score history. Daily, weekly, monthly, lifetime, 50 day rolling average score, etc.3. Leaderboard and ladder race options. High score recording like 1980’s era coin-op games.4. Different user profiles for father son competition. He’s obviously better than I am, but it’d be nice to see how much I’m closing the gap. Could tie stats to profiles.5. Make a bigger fuss when a new record score is achieved. Currently just moves to the next run. Think of this as part of #1 above.6. Points should be awarded for simply surviving - especially in harder modes.7. Difficulty could also be based on track speed, not just quantity of items. How about a blend of both?8. Tutorials / videos for technique improvement. 9. Lessons and assignment on skills (skills for toe drags, etc.)10. More varied game modes ( I know you said they are coming).11. In game collectibles, seasonal promos to keep you coming back?12. Customization / appearance for your in game avatar? What about alternate handed stick holding?13. VR options for this maybe?Looking forward to what this holds. Hope it’s not just a $50 cash grab.

As far as the review sits CURRENTLY- I’d give it 3 stars. But it’s potential (if it comes, gets 4 maybe5 stars) It’s glitchy unless hooked up to Ethernet on my brand new AppleTV -(which was irritating to be a necessity to hook up to a TV). However since purchased I have seen a noticeable improvement with my son’s stick handling and keeping his head up. However the problem sits that the game is VERY simple. It’s a continuous running level of a game. The only thing you can change is difficulty. I know it’s been mentioned several times, and I see that they are working on it- but every video game out there may have an “easy” level- but it’s a multi level course if that makes sense. My son gets tired of playing the game after only 10 minutes or so due to the simplicity. BUT from what I keep seeing, the company is working on updating the game to include multi levels, multi players, and other perks to keep the kids interested and playing- all while it’s included in the original $50 purchase. WhichIMO is awesome! The only thing I’d recommend is after seeing so much on social media and here- you should keep constant contact with your purchased customers and give them a loose timeline on when these things are coming down the line. From your responses the updates coming have been from 2-6 weeks but the responses were from 2-3 months ago. Just an update on what’s going on and when, would do wonders for your customers who may or may not be just ready to archive the app.

Saw an ad on IG for this and thought it sounded a little too good to be true. So far it’s exceeded our expectations- our son (almost 12) LOVES playing and it’s gotten him practicing stick handling without feeling like it’s work. He begs to do it. It’s actually turned into a fun activity for thr whole family - we just rotate through and call “I’m next when you bonk”. I read the reviews and knew it might not be perfect but all in all the puck tracker works well and every once in a while you’ll get a little delay but sometimes that just means you’re “out of the square”. The setup was awesome - it even tells you how to use some books and a spatula to hold the phone which is what we did. We use two iPhones and cast one to the tv. Definitely worth the $50 investment. It will be the perfect activity for the whole team at away games and hotels etc. thank you!

It works well; got their recommended stand and already have 4k ATV and 13Pro Max. Also already have HS tiles and Xenopucks/green biscuits. However the $50 out of app purchase for the single/simple game, with 30 minute demo timer was a bit manipulative. In the grand scheme of things $50 for hands practice is reasonable given the cost of the other pieces just named. By the game has no variety so $50 for it seems less reasonable than $50 for a pack of 3 or 4 games. Like a wack-a-mole etc that would build dexterity and muscle memory also.