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.

Dangleverse is fun and unique! The game has a simple, retro, and eye-pleasing design with a cool variety of upbeat music to listen to as you play. The tutorial breaks up the game play into concise chunks while adding a little bit of humor along the way. There are multiple levels of play from rookies to all star players, making it suitable for all ages. It’s the Dance Dance Revolution of hockey! I can see Dangleverse serving as a go-to at parties and play dates. You can even play on the go using fingers instead of hockey equipment, opening a variety of ways to enjoy the game. I highly recommend Dangleverse!

This is so cool and was easy to setup and learn. My one complaint is I couldn’t find pricing anywhere and when it finally came time to pay, it was $50 for one game. I paid it because my kid was really enjoying the demo and we had already set it up for him.