Game description: Think you’re good at Hockey? Then think again!!
Take to the table and try and score more goals than your opponent. The faster you score the more points you get. Pick up lkoncity stars for extra bonus points and be careful not to put the puck in your own
Game title: Air Hockey
Game size: 221 KB
Game category: Classic
Game hits: 33842 clicks
Screen resolution: 600 x 400 pixels
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Game title: Air Hockey
Game size: 221 KB
Game category: Classic
Game hits: 33842 clicks
Screen resolution: 600 x 400 pixels
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