Planet Hockey

Planet Hockey is a really clever twist on classic air hockey that throws gravity into the mix. Instead of a normal flat table, you are playing on fields modeled after real exoplanets and black holes like TRAPPIST-1 and Gaia BH1. The coolest part is how the physics change depending on where you are playing—the planets on the board actually exert a gravitational pull, meaning your shots will dynamically bend, curve, and warp mid-flight. It completely changes how you look at open lanes and bank shots, making you think a few steps ahead to pull off crazy ricochets. The game gives you plenty to do, whether you want to grind through the solo World Journey to unlock new stages, or try out the Daily Challenges which usually have weird, specific win conditions to test your skills. There is also a local two-player mode so you can play against a friend on the same screen, plus a Galactic Cup tournament bracket. If you like space stuff, they also threw in a "World Passport" section for each level that shows real NASA archive data about the planets. It is a super fast, physics-heavy arcade game that is perfect for killing time.

Planet Hockey is a physics-based arcade sports game inspired by classic air hockey. It combines fast-paced gameplay with space-themed arenas and unique gravity effects.

Use your mallet to hit the puck toward your opponent's goal. Aim carefully, time your shots, and use the planets' gravity fields to curve the puck's movement and outsmart your rival.

The combination of classic air hockey and unpredictable space physics makes every match exciting. Gravity can change the puck's direction, creating opportunities for clever trick shots and surprising goals.

Yes! Planet Hockey features local multiplayer, allowing two players to compete against each other on the same screen. You can also challenge the rival AI in solo matches.

Yes! Accurate hits, quick reactions, and well-timed shots are important. Players must also consider how gravity affects the puck to make successful shots and defend their goals.