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Mutant League Hockey

Review

Control bizarre teams in violent hockey arenas, using weapons and special plays to defeat monstrous opponents.

Mutant League Hockey was released for the Sega Genesis in 1994 by Electronic Arts; it was the original platform and no earlier version exists.


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About Mutant League Hockey

Mutant League Hockey presents a version of ice hockey where violence and fantasy elements are central to the experience. The teams are composed of non-human players such as skeletons, zombies, and robots, competing in arenas filled with hazards like bottomless pits and mines.

While following standard hockey rules at its core, the gameplay is heavily modified by the ability to use weapons like chainsaws and axes against opponents. Characters can be destroyed, leaving behind gore or mechanical debris. The environment itself is a threat, featuring a moving Demon Net that acts as a goal and can consume the puck.

Special plays introduce further chaos, including an exploding puck or direct assaults on the goalie. Player confrontations can escalate into dedicated fighting sequences. The package includes multiplayer modes, a playoff series, statistical tracking for athletes, and instant replay functionality.

Mutant League Hockey Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Copyright blurb
Is this were KT Tunstall got her name idea from?
Main menu
Team details
Pre-game screen
Coach advice before the (taking someone's) face off
22R has the puck at his feet
A melee in front of the net
I've got a man down
Getting the game back underway
Action in the corner