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Skate, score, and build your hockey career in the shadow of your older brother.
You grew up chasing the same puck. Now you’re chasing a place of your own. Second On Ice is a single-player hockey game that combines fast-paced, top-down matches with a personal story about two brothers, ambition, and the need to be seen. Your older brother draws the attention. You keep showing up, learning the game, and looking for your chance. Begin on a snowy neighborhood rink and follow a career through youth hockey, your first contract, professional leagues, and international competition. Each chapter brings new teammates, tougher opponents, and more pressure. Away from the rink, family expectations and an evolving sibling rivalry give every step forward a personal weight. On the ice, build chances with quick passes, protect the puck, and find space before releasing your shot. Use the boards to escape pressure, time your checks, and balance bursts of speed against your stamina. As the competition grows, face power plays, overtime, and the tension of playable shootouts. Between matches, follow conversations with family and coaches, revisit moments through newspaper clippings, and watch the relationship between the brothers change as their careers unfold. Admiration, resentment, and loyalty share the ice and the scoreboard can only tell part of the story. - A career across six chapters: Grow from childhood games to professional hockey and the international stage. - Hockey built around teamwork: Link passes, create openings, recover loose pucks, and turn defense into attack. - Four national backgrounds: Begin your story in the USA, Canada, Finland, or Sweden. - A personal sibling rivalry: Find your own identity while living with comparisons to your older brother. - Atmospheric pixel art: Skate beneath neighborhood lights and into crowded arenas, with falling snow, animated spectators, and celebrations on the ice.
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