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A unique combination of ice hockey-meets-inline skating, ENBLIC is a new concept of online sports game that offers all the excitement and tension of a heated hockey match, while its delicate but powerful game-play focusing on teamwork provides all the thrills of victory in a neck-and-neck match.

Just like a real ice hockey match, players need to catch the opponent off guard to score. ENBLICs in-game physics is based on real-life characteristics, requiring a quick and flexible response in user control.
As an orthodox inline hockey game, ENBLIC provides players with plenty of chances to experience the features of real hockey matches, including scoring in situations such as one-on-one against the goalie, one-timer, breakaway, body-checking, fore-checking, back-checking, and even fist-fighting.

At the same time, the complexities of real-life hockey rules have been simplified and streamlined for ENBLIC so that anyone can revel in the action and fun. For the common and sole goal of scoring, all that matters is cooperation with team members and offense and defense with even fiercer actions than real hockey games. While theres little need to read the history and rules of hockey or ice hockey, players do need to be creative with their strategies if they wish to emerge victorious, as well as cooperate with the rest of the team.

ENBLIC is played in diverse rinks built at characteristic locations around the world against or with other people. If you find enough players, you can set up a club and start a league or join a tournament for a different kind of fun.

ENBLICs match mode lets you form a team with other players to play against another team, or play with a team of AI-based characters against the AI teams of other players. The single-player mode comes with various missions and mini-games where you can obtain game points or rare items.

Its unique, powerful and dynamic How does the idea of becoming a hero of ENBLIC, a hockey game of elegant violence, appeal to you?