Odd Man Rush (Lifetime digital access) + phone stand

The puck or ball is now your joystick in Dangleverse's premiere game... Odd Man Rush!

Move the puck left to go left, move the puck right to go right! Move the puck forward to jump and move the puck backwards to slide.

Collect coins, gems, balloons, and slide rewards while avoiding the obstacles that come your way. 

A tutorial level quickly shows you the ropes and four levels make it fun for all experience levels. 

Each level includes dozens of obstacle configurations which help you learn complex moves. Even if you crash into one of them you'll eventually learn the sequence.

Compete against your friends and compare high scores. 

Uses your existing Apple devices.

How it works

Place your iPhone or iPad on the phone stand so that it overlooks the stick handling area. You can use any puck or ball on any surface, not just what you see below. 

An Apple TV*, iPad, Mac (M1 chip or newer), Vision Pro or iPhone lets you view the game.

*Apple TV is not a physical TV or an app — it’s a streaming device that connects to any TV to play shows, movies, games, and apps.

While the Apple TV streaming device provides the best TV experience with least lag, you can also connect your gameplay device to your TV using an HDMI cable and USB-C HDMI adapter like this one. If you're using an iPhone or iPad with a lightning port you'd need a Lightning to HDMI adapter like this one. Do not wirelessly mirror your gameplay device to your TV as it will cause extremely noticeable lag. 

Electronics requirements

Recommended physical accessories

iPad stand (optional):

If you're using your iPad as a game screen device, we recommend getting a second phone stand, which you  can get directly from Amazon. 

White tape (recommended):

If you’re using a regular puck or Xenopuck, we highly recommended you tape the blade of your stick with white tape. If you’re using a colored ball or Green Biscuit, you can ignore this step.

Surface:

Find a playing surface that’s uniform, clean, and without direct sunlight, like in these examples:

FAQ

Can I use one device to track the puck and view the game?

No, at this time you need two devices: an iPhone or iPad to track the puck and a second Apple device to view/play the game. You can connect the gameplay device to a TV via HDMI cable.

Can I wirelessly mirror the gameplay device to TV? 

You can but you'll experience unacceptable lag. If you want the best video game experience, use the Apple TV streaming as your gameplay device. 

Will this be available on Android? 

Yes, support for Android will be ready by end of Q1 2026.