Daily hockey IQ puzzle · In development

Read the ice.
Make the call.

A daily hockey puzzle from the puck carrier’s point of view. See the situation. Choose your play. Understand the why.

One situation. Three choices. Your read.

The puck carrier’s view2-on-1
First-person 2-on-1 hockey scene with a teammate, defender, and goalie ahead, and only the stick blade and puck visible in the lower-right foreground.
Approved visual direction. The first playable puzzle is in development.

For fans. For players. For coaches. For anyone who reads the game.

The concept

A moment on the ice.
A decision to make.

Think Wordle for reading hockey plays. The focus is the decision: what you see, what you choose, and why it makes sense.

  1. 01

    See the situation.

    Read a first-person image from the puck carrier’s perspective. Look at the defender, your teammate, and the space ahead.

  2. 02

    Choose your play.

    Shoot, pass, or keep skating. The first puzzle puts you in a 2-on-1 with three possible plays.

  3. 03

    Understand the read.

    The planned reveal explains the strongest play using evidence you can see. A hockey reviewer will check the scene and reasoning before testing.

First up · One puzzle + feedback

Two on one.
What’s your play?

We’re starting with a first-person image, three choices, and a clear explanation. Before building the daily library, the first test asks whether the scene is clear, the answer feels fair, and you want another one.

01Shoot02Pass03Keep skating

Planned choices — the playable puzzle is not available yet.

The first test

Hockey people get the final say.

The plan: put the first puzzle in front of 5–10 hockey people. Their feedback on clarity and fairness will guide what comes next.

Ask about testing

Know before you play

The next read.

Where we’re starting. Where we want to go.

See the play.
Tell us your read.

The ReadTheRush plan