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Game Mode 3 3 Player Elimination Hockey
In this game mode, Player 1, Player 2, and Player 3 goal boxes are active for scoring. Be sure to insert
the goal box puck blocking inserts into the player 4 goal box to keep the puck in play. Its Eliminator style
hockey where the rules are simple. Each player gets 3 lives to start the game as indicated on the LED
scoring display. After each goal that gets scored upon you, one life will be deducted from your LED
screen. Once you are down to zero on the LED screen, you have been eliminated from the game!
3 player elimination mode provides an awesome multiplayer option for when you have extra players
present and prevents the extra player from sitting out.
Game Mode 4 4 Player Elimination Hockey
In this game mode, all four goal boxes are active for scoring. Its fast and furious 4 player action! Its
Eliminator style hockey where the rules are simple. Each player gets 3 lives to start the game as
indicated on the LED scoring display. After each goal that gets scored upon you, one life will be
deducted from your LED screen. Once you are down to zero on the LED screen, you have been
eliminated from the game! 4 player elimination mode provides an awesome multiplayer option where
everyone gets to play!
Important Note: when 2 players are eliminated. When only 2 players are left playing, one player
will be shifted over to the adjacent goal box for head to head game play directly across from
the other player to continue the final showdown of the game until a winner is determined. The
Led score will automatically shift over to the correct goal box when 2 players are remaining.
The player with the lower score of the two remaining players will be the designated player to
move over one goal box for the direct straightforward head to head competition across from
one another.
Game Mode 5 TEAM PLAY - Traditional Hockey
Teamwork is key to success in TEAM PLAY game mode. Its 4-player style game play but scores from
two players will get combined into one shared team score. Players 1 and 3 are on the same team and
will share and combine goals made. Players 2 and 4 are on the same team and will share and combine
goals scored. Traditional hockey rules apply so the first “team” to score 9 goals is the winning team!
You can choose to play this team play mode with only 3 players and have a 2 player versus 1 player
matchup by simply inserting the puck blocker into the goal box not being used.
Game Mode 6 TEAM PLAY – Elimination Hockey
Teamwork is key to success in TEAM PLAY game mode. Its Elimination style game play where each
TEAM starts out with 3 lives per TEAM as indicated on the LED display. Players 1 and 3 are on the
same team and will get 3 lives in total and will be equally penalized a life if one of the players gives up
a goal. Players 2 and 4 are on the same team and will follow the same rules as above. The first “team “
to lose all lives will be eliminated. You can choose to play this team play mode with only 3 players and
have a 2 player versus 1 player matchup by simply inserting the puck blocker into the goal box not
being used.
SAFE ZONE SAFETY RULES:
You will see the word “SAFE ZONE” printed in 4 locations on the playfield inside a striped border
for each players location. It is strongly recommended for the safety of the players to keep your
pusher strikers within the printed lines or the safe zone to avoid colliding strikers with the other
players.
CAUTION: Adult supervision is recommended at all times. Please read the following and make
sure all players comply with the below instructions during game play:
The Full Strength hockey playfield provides exciting multiplayer action with the unique experience
of allowing 4 players to all play at one time. For the best gaming experience and the overall safety
of the players, its extremely important that reasonable common sense is used when striking the
puck. Because the players are closer together than traditional air power hockey, it’s important
not to strike the puck with extreme and aggressive force. Excessive and overly aggressive striking
of the puck can cause the puck to elevate off of the table and cause potential harm.
