Elevate your game. One dangle at a time.
Dangleverse is a brand new way of playing video games, using the puck as the joystick.
Shoot down enemy ships, speed down a highway, or capture rewards in a rhythm game.
We’ve made 3 demo games and are inviting anyone interested to join our beta email list, who’ll will receive access to the games.
Patent pending.
How it works.
Dangleverse uses what you already have…
Synthetic ice tiles ⬜ or real ice 🧊. As long as the surface is white, our tracking will work beautifully!
Stick with blade in white tape 🏒.
A puck.
An iPhone to track the puck (use this iPhone stand to prop it up) 📱.
An iPad, iPhone, or Apple TV to view and run the game.
our demo games
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Late to Practice
A warm up game where precision matters!
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Synth Rider
Avoid obstacles and capture rewards to get the high score in this dribbling game.
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Control Freak
Shoot down the enemy ships from an alien invasion to get a high score! Improve your stick handling laterally and vertically.
Join waitlist
Ready to play? Jot down your details and we’ll send you access to the games when they’re ready to the public! Estimated availability February 5, 2025. The games will either be free or a very small fee like $20.
About
These days a pair of high end skates costs over $1,000 and a stick can cost $400.
By any reasonable measure, hockey pricing has far exceeded inflation for reasons beyond my control. I can’t fix the pricing at a hockey store, BUT I can find ways to use the latest tech and create tools that far exceed the value of what’s currently on the market, at a small fraction of the price.
In 2014 I founded the Lammily line of dolls . It did millions in sales, was featured everywhere from Good Morning America to CNN to Fox News. The experience taught me that ANYTHING is possible. I just gotta go for it.
So here I am again, believing that maybe, just maybe, I can use the latest technology to bring massive value to my favorite sport: hockey.
I’m starting with stick handling and will move on to other core aspects of the game.
Much more to come.
- Nickolay Lamm
