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Choose Your Angle. Choose Your Goalie. Take Your Shot.

Practice shooting on a variety of goalies and angles.

• Five shooting angles: Center, Left, Right, Goal Line Left, and Goal Line Right.
• A variety of goalie poses as well as a shooter tutor.
• Goals, misses, and saves counted live, with every shot marked where it landed.

You've Never Golfed Like This

A golf hole played with pucks: where your shot hits the screen sets the aim and the distance. Play the lie you land in, sink the putt, and finish with the fewest strokes.

• Six courses: Frozen Bend, Twin Lakes, Mirror Lake, River Carry, Sand Dunes and Island Hoppers.
• One to four golfers on one projector, with the furthest from the hole playing next.
• Play one course, or tick PLAY TOURNAMENT to string several together.
• Rough halves your power, sand takes three quarters, and water costs a stroke.
• Putting is a target: hit the bull to hole out, or the putt plays on from where it lands.

Hit the target before it disappears.

Targets pop up in the net and hold for a few seconds before they shrink away and appear somewhere new. Hit as many as you can before the clock runs out.

• 30, 60 and 90-second rounds, plus an endless practice mode.
• Easy, medium and hard change the mix of target sizes.
• Consecutive hits build a multiplier up to x5; a miss resets it.
• A local top-five board for every timed mode and difficulty.

Five targets. One clock. Clear them all.

Five targets: one in each corner and one in the middle. Clear them all as fast as you can - the clock starts on your first shot, and that shot still counts.

• 1-4 players, three rounds each and sixty seconds a round.
• Turns run round-robin and the standings reorder after every round.
• Your fastest single round is what goes on the board.
• A round that does not clear in time is a DNF and carries no time.

Four in a row, played with pucks.

Four-in-a-row, played with pucks. Your shot picks the column, the disc drops into its lowest open slot, and you want four of your colour in a line.

• Play the CPU or a friend hot-seat.
• Easy takes wins, medium wins and blocks, hard adds positional play.
• Four in a row wins in any direction; a full board is a draw.

Ten pins. One puck. No gutter talk.

Ten pins racked on the crease and a puck instead of a ball. Your shot plays from where it landed and the rack falls for real.

• 1-4 bowlers on one score sheet.
• Five frames for a quick game, or ten for the real thing.
• Strikes, spares and tenth-frame bonus balls all count.
• Local boards for both game lengths, under each bowler's name.

Twelve holes. Three mascots. One quick puck.

Mascots pop out of twelve holes across the ice. Hit them before they duck, and aim for the back rows where the points are bigger.

• 30, 60 and 90-second rounds, plus an endless practice mode.
• Red panda 100, cat 150, penguin 250 - the bigger prize stays up for less time.
• The farther back the row, the more it scores: x1 near, x2 middle, x3 far.
• Consecutive hits build a multiplier up to x5; an empty hole resets it.

Two targets. One rope. Pull the line your way.

Every turn puts up two targets: a big one that pulls the rope one notch and a small one that pulls two. First to the score wins.

• Play the CPU or a friend hot-seat, red versus blue.
• Matches of 3, 5 or 7 pulls.
• Easy, medium and hard change the target sizes, never the pull values.
• A miss only wastes the turn - nothing is ever taken away.

Set the target. Everyone else has to match it.

H-O-R-S-E on hockey targets. Hit a target to set it, then everyone else has to match it or take a letter.

• 1-4 players; solo plays against the CPU.
• Three or four targets a round, always one big and one tiny.
• A hit locks the target in gold and clears the rest.
• Five letters and you are out; the last player standing wins.

Wherever your shot lands is where your dart lands.

A dartboard on the wall, and your shot is the dart. Play 501, 301, Cricket or Around the Clock, solo or with a friend.

• Four games: 501, 301, Cricket and Around the Clock.
• 501 and 301 are straight out - land exactly on zero or bust.
• Three darts a turn, 1-2 players hot-seat.
• Solo runs keep a fewest-darts board per variant.