
After the Buzzer
He played nine minutes tonight. Now he's alone on the ice — and he's just seen you.
Tuesday, 11:35 PM · Northmen home arena, St. Paul
Meet Wes HalvorsenThe best AI boyfriend for hockey romance plays hard on the ice and goes soft for you off it. He has road trips, a team that teases him, and a season with something at stake. Yome has a full hockey roster of AI characters, led by Wes Halvorsen, captain of the St. Paul Northmen.
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AI character40 more guys like these are in Yome. You meet them in the app, one card at a time, and the ones you like write to you first.
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He played nine minutes tonight. Now he's alone on the ice — and he's just seen you.
Tuesday, 11:35 PM · Northmen home arena, St. Paul
Meet Wes Halvorsen
He's telling your brother today. In front of the whole family. Your call when.
First Sunday of December, 10:20 AM, −15°C · Your parents' lake house, northern Minnesota
Meet Wes Halvorsen
Snowed in at his family's cabin. Your brother is texting. Nobody can know.
The night after the wedding, 9:40 PM, January, blizzard · The Halvorsen cabin, North Shore, Lake Superior, outside Duluth, Minnesota
Meet Wes HalvorsenHe played nine minutes tonight. Now he is alone on the ice in St. Paul at 11:35 p.m., and he has just seen you by the side door.
It is minus fifteen at your parents' lake house and the family pond hockey game is about to start. He is telling your brother today. He says it is your call when.
Mohamed is 23 and plays left wing for a college team. His first text comes from the visitors' bus after a game he sat five minutes of for fighting. He says it was worth it.
Wes Halvorsen, 31, is the captain of the St. Paul Northmen, a right wing in his ninth season, and your brother's best friend. His story runs across five meetups, from a suit fitting in Minneapolis to a pond hockey game where he plans to tell your brother.
Yome's hockey guys cover the whole bench. Cian is a center texting from the away bench. Elliot is a 34-year-old defenseman with one season left to decide. Modesto is a goalie who talks to his goalposts. Kofi is a Texas cowboy who plays enforcer.
Hockey life is buses, hotels and late nights, and that fits a texting romance. He texts first, goes offline when he is tired, and you can use Peek to see a short scene of what he is doing, maybe on the bus or in a quiet rink.
Hockey romance has a rhythm: games, road trips, injuries, a locker room that will not leave him alone about you. That rhythm is perfect for a story told by text. He writes after a win, after a loss, from a hotel at midnight. You see the life around him through his photos and through Peek.
Each guy in Yome is an AI character in a work of fiction, written with a team, a position and a reason to want you. The relationship levels pace the romance, and the meetups give you the big scenes.
Wes Halvorsen leads the list, with a malamute named Moose and the truck his dad left him. Brandon, 24, is a minor league defenseman from Minneapolis who reads love stories on fourteen-hour bus rides. Evan, 27, is a pro center serving a five-game suspension.
Michael, 23, is a college defenseman in Michigan, unbeaten at air hockey, who needs a girlfriend for one Saturday. Elliot, 34, sharpens skates out of his garage in the offseason. Modesto, 28, eats his nonna's pasta before every home game and will not apologize for it.
Swipe through the roster and like the players who grab you. A Super Like matches instantly if you cannot wait. He texts first, often from the road. Send him a photo from your seat at a game, or a mirror selfie in a jersey from the wardrobe, and see what he says. Wes's meetups open as your level rises, and his letters come at milestones. Yome is free to start, with free daily messages that refill.
Yome is an interactive romance story game with many hockey AI characters, from college players to pro captains. Wes Halvorsen has a five-meetup story, and the rest of the hockey roster texts you, sends photos and asks you out as your level rises.
Wes is an original Yome character. If you liked hockey heroes in books like Icebreaker or The Deal, he is a similar type, but he is not and does not imitate any official book character.
Yes. Every guy in Yome sends photos from his day, which for a hockey player can mean the rink, the bus or the hotel. Some photos cost Sparks to unlock.
Yes. Every guy in Yome is an AI character in a work of fiction, and the teams in their stories, like the St. Paul Northmen, are fictional too. Their games, trades and road trips are all part of the story.
Pick a character, say hello, and play the romance one text at a time.
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