
Hock is a class-based top down hockey game. Select your car from a roster of over 20 classes and use its unique abilities to gain the upper hand against your opponent. Each specific matchup brings a whole new set of challenges to the table making Hock easy to learn but hard to master.
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Choose from over 20 classes to push, pull, grab, shoot, shove, slice, and explode your way to victory. Use the classes' unique abilities and nuances to control the puck and dominate your opponent.
Although the Gunner has below average speed and power, it uses its bullet to supplement its mobility and force. With the lowest ability cool-down in the game it is able to use its bullet for a wide range of applications, like using the recoil for speed, shooting the other car to disrupt its movement, or just shooting the puck for a shot on goal.
The Pillbug is the mascot of Hock. It makes up for its lack of an ability with its excellent power and shape. The Pillbug is able to power through just about every class and can use its rounded shape to hit extremely precise shots with the right player behind the controls.
The Blimp is an extremely light and floaty class that can drop a massive wall into the arena. Since the blimp struggles to push or block classes on its own, it deploys its wall to help out. The usage of the wall greatly depends on the type of Blimp player. Many Blimp players opt for a more defensive strategy, using the wall to block any openings, while many others use it offensively, hurling it at their opponent and the puck like a projectile.
Overall, the gameplay and strategy of Hock greatly is decided by the player! With the wide range of classes and play styles, there is something for every type of person in Hock. What will you play?
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a little glichy but a good group games
While Hock seems really simple at first, there is actually a ton of depth to the mechanics and skill when you get better at the game. Even if you don't want to master it, it's still a ton of fun to goof off with friends at school on. Definitely worth a try at the very least.
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