Read the game.
Prepare for the opponent. Choose your matchups. Decide when to push and when to protect. A good plan still has to fit the team across the ice.
Preparation · Tactics · AdjustmentsA STORY-DRIVEN HOCKEY COACHING GAME
The city wants a champion.
The people in your locker room need a coach.
Step behind Chicago’s bench as Jordan Cahill. Read the ice. Earn the room. Navigate the conversations that stay with your players long after the final horn.
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01 / MORE THAN A SCOREBOARD
A clever adjustment can turn a period. A careless answer can follow you for weeks. And sometimes the thing your team needs most is permission to laugh together.
CHHC brings tactical hockey and character-driven storytelling into the same season. Your players have ambitions, insecurities, friendships, and very different ideas of what good coaching looks like.
Prepare for the opponent. Choose your matchups. Decide when to push and when to protect. A good plan still has to fit the team across the ice.
Preparation · Tactics · AdjustmentsChallenge one player. Reassure another. Recognize when a joke opens a door that a lecture would close. There can be more than one right answer—and a wrong moment for the right advice.
Trust · Personality · Follow-throughPractice listening, accountability, and judgment under pressure. Build toward a championship by becoming someone your team can count on, especially when winning gets difficult.
Leadership · Resilience · Championship ambition02 / THE PEOPLE MAKE THE SEASON
There’s a person behind every number.
And a little more going on than the box score tells you.
IN THE LOCKER ROOMCONRAD BRANTLEY / PLAYER
“Somebody’s been training it on our footage.”
Conrad and Fredrick have found an AI coach on StickyTack, a video-based social media platform. Its advice? Establish dominance through “sustained eyebrow contact.” Naturally, they have thoughts about your eyebrows.
Do you enjoy the joke, ask them to explain it, or make a ridiculous reciprocal wager? Knowing when to join in is part of knowing your team.
Excerpt from the current build. The scene also features Fredrick Norris.
IN FRONT OF THE MICROPHONESLUCY MANALO / MEDIA
You’ve coached the game.
Now explain what you believe.
Lucy brings questions that deserve more than a stock answer. What do you owe your players? What can you honestly promise Chicago? And will your next decision live up to what you just said?
Meet a journalist with her own perspective, in a world where the human story can be just as memorable as the hockey.
Scene preview contains a midseason story beat.03 / YOUR SEAT BEHIND THE BENCH
Actual screens from the development build.
Open a screen for a closer look.
Follow the action from the bench and watch your season take shape.
A look at the current menu, where your coaching career begins.
THE NEXT CHAPTER IS TAKING SHAPE
We’re building toward a complete two-season coaching journey, with tactical challenges, heartfelt payoffs, and twelve optional moments to put your response into your own words.